Self-discrepancy theory describes all of the following EXCEPT which view of the self?

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Self-discrepancy theory, developed by Higgins (1987), involves three domains: the actual self (our representation of the attributes we believe we actually possess), the ideal self (our representation of the attributes we would ideally like to possess), and the ought self (our representation of the attributes we believe we should possess). The "undesired self" is not a domain explicitly described by self-discrepancy theory.

Self-Discrepancy Theory Describes All of the Following EXCEPT Which View