IDENTITY | Â | Â | Â |
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 | Internal perspective |  | External perspective |
IDi-1 | The individual claims to perceive the co-presence of other entities into himself/herself | IDe-1 | The individual is persuaded that, in certain cases, people have the power to expropriate others of their inner identity (and/or) freedom |
IDi-2 | The self-representation of the individual corresponds to some temporary attitudes of himself/herself without being critically aware of other opposite attitudes | IDe-2 | The subjective representations of others’ behaviors seem to be imposed by an occasional urge and are disconnected from those in the past |
IDi-3 | In order to be self-represented as a whole the individual adopts a sectorial image of himself/herself and such an image is experienced as completely positive (or) negative | IDe-3 | In order to make himself/herself an idea of the others (and/or) of the relationships the individual uses a sectorial image which is completely positive (or) negative |
IDi-4 | When facing his/her contradictory aspects the individual minimizes (or) disawovs their relevance | IDe-4 | When facing contradictory meanings of social situations the individual minimizes (or) disawovs their relevance |
IDi-5 | The individual does not face the contradictory aspects of himself/herself or becomes estranged, but only when the situations are confused (or) subjectively perceived as threatening | IDe-5 | The individual does not face the contradictory aspects of the others or becomes estranged, but only when the situations are confused (or) subjectively perceived as threatening |
IDi-6 | When the individual faces conflicting aspects of himself/herself primarily tends not to ask himself/herself about his/her feelings (and/or) to devalue himself/herself (and/or) to self-assert himself/herself | IDe-6 | When the individual faces conflicting aspects of the relationships with others needs to avoid the comparison (and/or) look for acceptance (and/or) devalue others |
IDi-7 | When the individual faces conflicting aspects of himself/herself there is no need to avoid confrontation with others (and/or) adapt to others’ approval (and/or) devalue other’s opinions | IDe-7 | When the individual faces conflicting aspects of the relationships with others he/she does not tend systematically to worry (and/or) devalue himself/herself (and/or) self-assert himself/herself |