In Loevinger's theory the representation of a person's patterns of relations with others is known as

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Loevinger's theory includes the concept of interpersonal style, which refers to a person's typical patterns of relating to others. This is distinct from cognitive style (how a person thinks and processes information), conscientiousness (a personality trait related to organization and responsibility), and character development (a broader concept of moral and ethical values).

In Loevinger's Theory the Representation of a Person's Patterns of Relations