Symbolic Self-completion

acknowledgement action activity actual answer approach asked associated assumed attainment attempt audience becomes behavior building central chapter clear committed completeness concept condition consists context correlation defined definition dependent described dimension directed discussed disruption effect efforts evaluation evidence example existence expected experiment experimenter extent fact further gain given goal highly idea ideal important incomplete indicators individual infer influence instance interest interruption issue kind lack means measure mother motivated needs observer one's oriented original particular performance person positive possession possible potential present psychological pursuing question readiness reason regarding registering relatively relevant reported respondents result self-completion self-defining goal self-definition self-descriptions self-evaluation self-presentation self-symbolizing sense serve short similar simply social reality specific standing subjects substitute symbols task tension theoretical theory thinking tion trying variable