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Phenomenal self
Phenomenal self refers to the part of the phenomenal field that the person experiences as "me." According to Phenomenological theory, humans have a basic urge to preserve and enhance the Phenomenal self.
Likewise, Phenomenal self is defined as the "image" of self that is currently active in the person’s thoughts.
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