Titlebook: Self-Handicapping; The Paradox That Isn Raymond L. Higgins,C. R. Snyder,Steven Berglas Book 1990 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1

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Situational Influences on Self-Handicapping,rying to roll the ball toward the pins, it had perversely clung to the gutters, resulting in an abysmal score that amused by companions. Not finding this especially enjoyable, I abandoned bowling and spent the next decade developing other aspects of myself. On this particular evening, however, a new

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Self-Handicappers,Trevino had not won a tournament since 1981. At the age of 44, he was leading one of the premier events in his sport, a tournament that he would win three days later. When asked to explain his resurgence he replied that he had quit practicing, at his doctor’s orders. Trevino, who had been suffering

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Self-Handicapping Processes and Sequelae, having to meet a new group of peers at the beginning of each school year. Being a grade-school male, a typical ceremony involved taking the new kid (me) to the local vacant lot and having him fight a string of other males until a place in the pecking order was established. After a few of these “edu

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The Maintenance and Treatment of Self-Handicapping,sense of such gibberish, anyway! Barely attending to the directions for assembling her new bookcase, Mary was preoccupied with thoughts about her “damned mental block” for mechanical tasks. Finally, in mounting frustration, and without even unpacking the individual parts, she fled down the hall to t

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Self-Handicapping from A Heiderian Perspective,e contributed to contemporary thinking about self-handicapping. In closing, we return to this historical theme by calling upon another older vantage point to enhance our understanding of self-handicapping. This time, however, we refer not to the thoughts of Alfred Adler, but to the insights of Fritz

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1568-2528 me reminds us, Alfred Adler was perhaps the first to articulate the signifi­ cance of various self-defeating claims and gestures for protecting the self­ concept. Thus the apparent paradox of "defeat" in the interests of "pro­ tection. " More recently (but still more than 30 years ago), Heider‘s "na

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