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independent self-construals  

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  • Definition Self-construal refers to the way in which a person thinks about and defines the self. Importantly, selfconstrual is not only a way of viewing oneself but also a way of understanding one's relationship to the larger social world. [Source: Encyclopedia of Social Psychology; Independent Self-Construals]

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