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| basking in reflected-glory |
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| the process of associating ourselves with successful, high-status others or events |
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| the popular term for nonverbal behaviors like facial expressions, posture, body orientation and hand gestures |
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| the desire to perform effectively |
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| cutting off reflected failure |
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| the process of distancing ourselves from unsuccessful, low status others or events |
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| dramaturgical perspective |
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| the perspective that much of social interaction can be thought of as a play, with actors, performances, settings, scripts, props, roles, and so forth |
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| an attempt to get others to like us |
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| multiple audience dilemna |
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| a situation in which a person needs to present different images to different audiences, often at the same time |
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| public self-consciousness |
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| the tendency to have a chronic awareness of oneself as being in the public eye |
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| the behavior of withdrawing effort or creating obstacles to one's future success |
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| the tendencies to be chronically concerned with one;s public image and to adjust one's actions to fit the needs of the current situation |
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| the process through which we try to control the impressions people form of us; synonymous with impression management |
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| an attempt to get others to see us as competent |
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| the tendency to feel tence, worried, or awkward in novel social situations and with unfamiliar people |
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| the fear people experience while doubting that they'll be able to create a desired impression |
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