Dissertação de mestrado integrado em PsicologiaPossible selves refer to images that individuals create about themselves in the future. They derive from representations of the self in the past and include representations of the self in future. At same time, they represent individually and specific hopes, fears and fantasies. Possible selves can be developed within any context of an individual´s life or domains. This systematic review aims to provide a compilation of the evidence on the themes and measures used to study possible selves in academic domain. Three databases were used (WebScience, PsycArticles, and Scopus) and only studies referring to, and evaluating, possible selves in academic domain were selected. The reporting and res...
CUNHA, Fernando Luís Maia da; SOUZA FILHO, José Alves de; LIMA, Stephanie Caroline Ferreira. As vici...
Possible selves are important as they act as incentives and they provide an evaluation of the curren...
The article discusses ways in-depth analysis of self-image in individuals with disorders of sexual i...
Possible selves are conceptions or images of ourselves in future states or situations. The theory ab...
The literature on possible selves has grown significantly since the development of the construct in ...
The goal of the study described in this paper was to examine the role of possible selves in percepti...
A developed concept of the Possible self reflects the need for a closer investigation of the desire...
Possible selves (PSs) have a significant role in adolescents' development. For this reason, it is of...
Research on self-concept using a “possible selves ” framework has grown substantially in recent year...
This study examined adolescents' academic and STEM-career possible selves. Possible selves theory, d...
The reorganization of self-knowledge has been considered one of the most important issues of psychol...
This research examined how and when people engage in upward self-revision to embrace new possible se...
This article is intended to cover the major issues of lost possible selves and their relationship w...
Peer Reviewedhttp://deepblue.lib.umich.edu/bitstream/2027.42/89942/1/oyserman__bybee___terry_2006.pd
Previous research on the self centered on stable aspects of the self concept (e.g., self-esteem), w...
CUNHA, Fernando Luís Maia da; SOUZA FILHO, José Alves de; LIMA, Stephanie Caroline Ferreira. As vici...
Possible selves are important as they act as incentives and they provide an evaluation of the curren...
The article discusses ways in-depth analysis of self-image in individuals with disorders of sexual i...
Possible selves are conceptions or images of ourselves in future states or situations. The theory ab...
The literature on possible selves has grown significantly since the development of the construct in ...
The goal of the study described in this paper was to examine the role of possible selves in percepti...
A developed concept of the Possible self reflects the need for a closer investigation of the desire...
Possible selves (PSs) have a significant role in adolescents' development. For this reason, it is of...
Research on self-concept using a “possible selves ” framework has grown substantially in recent year...
This study examined adolescents' academic and STEM-career possible selves. Possible selves theory, d...
The reorganization of self-knowledge has been considered one of the most important issues of psychol...
This research examined how and when people engage in upward self-revision to embrace new possible se...
This article is intended to cover the major issues of lost possible selves and their relationship w...
Peer Reviewedhttp://deepblue.lib.umich.edu/bitstream/2027.42/89942/1/oyserman__bybee___terry_2006.pd
Previous research on the self centered on stable aspects of the self concept (e.g., self-esteem), w...
CUNHA, Fernando Luís Maia da; SOUZA FILHO, José Alves de; LIMA, Stephanie Caroline Ferreira. As vici...
Possible selves are important as they act as incentives and they provide an evaluation of the curren...
The article discusses ways in-depth analysis of self-image in individuals with disorders of sexual i...