According to self-perception theory, people are most likely to draw self-inferences when:

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Self-perception theory suggests that people infer their internal states, such as attitudes and beliefs, by observing their own behavior and the context in which it occurs. This process is most likely to occur when people behave in a way that was freely chosen, as they are more likely to attribute their behavior to their internal states. Factors such as having a strong sense of self or others' views of a person can also affect self-perception, but they are not as crucial as the freedom of choice in the behavior.

According to Self-Perception Theory, People Are Most Likely to Draw