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Interplay between internal and external identity, prediction-based self-concept, and how behavior differs from who we are
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Who do you think you are is part of who you are and how other people see you is also a part of who you are. We are constantly looking at ourselves from the inside and from the outside. We do not exist without the integration of also the gaze from the outside in. And it's a two-way street all the time.
So if I think I'm a late person, you said, you
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