Examples of self-perception theory
1. A person believes they are not good at public speaking, so they avoid giving presentations in class or at work.
2. A student who sees themselves as intelligent and capable is more likely to take on challenging tasks and succeed in school.
3. A person who perceives themselves as friendly and outgoing is likely to have a large social circle and strong interpersonal relationships.
4. An individual who views themselves as unattractive may have lower self-esteem and struggle with confidence in romantic relationships.
5. A person who perceives themselves as a good cook may enjoy cooking for friends and family, while someone who sees themselves as a terrible cook may avoid cooking altogether.