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To think or to do: the impact of assessment and locomotion orientation on the Michelangelo phenomenon
This work examines how individual differences in assessment and locomotion shape goal pursuits in ongoing relationships. The Michelangelo phenomenon describes the role that close partners play in affirming versus disaffirming one another's pursuit of the ideal self. Using data from a longitudinal st
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