Researchers have concluded that the greater the incongruence between perceived self and ideal self,the higher the anxiety,insecurity,self-doubt,depression,social incompetence,and other psychological disorders.

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This statement is true according to research findings. When an individual perceives a significant difference between their perceived self (who they believe they are) and their ideal self (the person they want to be), it often leads to negative emotions and psychological symptoms such as anxiety, insecurity, self-doubt, depression, and social incompetence.

Researchers Have Concluded That the Greater the Incongruence Between Perceived