The second part is self-presentation aspect; people are not objective in understanding themselves. Self-presentation is the behavior that people make themselves appear impressive and means that there is no one true self ( Schlenker & Bonomer, 1971). People only show position to adapt a particular audience a positive image such as responsible, attractive and many other positive traits. (Harvey, Schwieger, Olson, 1982). For example, students would not likely to answer the question in lesson as they fear to build up a negative image when they are giving a wrong answer. Objective people would not only show the positive thing they have, but also the negative that means people need to comprehend both their advantages and disadvantages. If people keep processing
The second part is self-presentation aspect; people are not objective in understanding themselves. Self-presentation is the behavior that people make themselves appear impressive and means that there is no one true self ( Schlenker & Bonomer, 1971). People only show position to adapt a particular audience a positive image such as responsible, attractive and many other positive traits. (Harvey, Schwieger, Olson, 1982). For example, students would not likely to answer the question in lesson as they fear to build up a negative image when they are giving a wrong answer. Objective people would not only show the positive thing they have, but also the negative that means people need to comprehend both their advantages and disadvantages. If people keep processing