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The Ought Self: Balancing Duty and Personal Growth

The Ought Self: Balancing Duty and Personal Growth

Conceptualizing the Ought Self in Modern Psychology The Ought Self serves as a fundamental construct within the broader field of self-identity research, representing the multifaceted collection of attributes that an individual believes they possess an obligation or duty to manifest. In the landscape of cognitive and social psychology, this concept is distinguished from the “Ideal […]

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