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self-promotion

self-promotion Self-promotion is the use of appearance or behavior to draw attention to oneself and improve how one is viewed by others.

Self-promotion is the use of appearance or behavior to draw attention to oneself and improve how one is viewed by others. In the source context, it refers to using clothing choices to enhance perceived physical attractiveness and attract attention from potential mates.

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Drafting source: Prokop Pavol; Tomanová Čergeťová Ivana; Balcerčík Jozef. Women’s and men’s perceptions of (not) wearing a bra in public. 2026; DOI 10.3389/fpsyg.2026.1797201; article XML SHA-256 f57b9ec6825a466fbec47c084297b24c011fb9c061cc3f022652767977901ec2. “Women’s and men’s perceptions of (not) wearing a bra in public” (10.3389/fpsyg.2026.1797201).
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