Michael Lewis claimed that this concept is split into existential and categorical types during its development in childhood.
Michael Lewis claimed that this concept is split into existential and categorical types during its development in childhood. D. W. Winnicott divided this concept into a true half and a false half that hides the true portion. Heinz Kohut split this concept into nuclear, grandiose, cohesive, and virtual types, and the idea of defects in it is central to a type of psychology that he pioneered in Chicago named after it. Carl Rogers used the term "incongruity" to refer to the gap between this concept's (*) real and ideal components, while Charles Cooley thought that this concept arose from perceptions of what others think in his "looking glass" model of it. Albert Bandura termed the belief that one can succeed as an "efficacy" named after this concept. For 10 points, name this psychological term for one's own identity and experience, often appended to "esteem."
Michael Lewis claimed that this concept is split into existential and categorical types during its development in childhood.
self