An actor's attempted excavation of her own deepest and harshest experiences to lend them to characters adds a dimension of self-revelation (even if only to oneself), of wounds reopened and memories relived, that would make for agony in therapy.
Some critics will deny that agentialism can explain the epistemic dimension of self-knowledge.
But for Bar-On, unlike Finkelstein, explaining first-person authority is a separate project from explaining the epistemic dimension of self-knowledge.
If estimates vary considerably across subsamples, then we have a signal of self-selection at work, or at least of a dimension of self-selection that is relevant for our exercise.
The results show that self- assessed effectiveness in all teachers' roles is significantly correlated with global competence – dimension of self-concept that indicates subjective feeling of capability for any action and its successful performance.
MEDAS score was directly associated with the character dimension of self-directedness, age, and minor psychiatric morbidity score; and inversely with marital status (widowed, separated, or divorced) and BMI.
Background: This study sought to extend findings from a preliminary clinical investigation [J. Affect. Disord. 57 (2000) 223] by examining relations between the personality dimension of self-criticism and diagnostic prevalence of social phobia in a large nationally representative sample.
MIKKI DEL MONICO wants to help create a world in which art is as important as commerce and gender is just another dimension of self-expression.
Among other personality traits, the personality battery included 35 items related to self-centered values (e.g., social power, forgiveness, success, courtesy, ambition), which were combined to form an overall dimension of self-centered vs. self-transcendent values.
A 6.29% in the dimension of self-care.
