Cambridge University Press - The Perceived Self: Ecological & Interpersonal Sources of Self - Hardcover Book
Cambridge University Press
Explore the complex origins of human self-perception in The Perceived Self: Ecological & Interpersonal Sources of Self. This scholarly work, published by Cambridge University Press, delves into the interplay between ecological awareness and interpersonal relationships to define the development of the self. Through a rigorous academic lens, this book examines the psychological foundations that shape how individuals perceive their identity within their environment and social circles. Essential for students and researchers of psychology and philosophy, this hardcover edition provides a comprehensive look at the mechanisms behind self-understanding. This insightful volume bridges the gap between environmental perception and social interaction, offering readers a profound understanding of cognitive development and personal identity. Product Summary: The Perceived Self: Ecological & Interpersonal Sources of Self, hardcover book by Cambridge University Press, academic psychology textbook, exploration of interpersonal and ecological sources of the self.
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