Leary and Kowalski (1990) describe impression management as consisting of these two processes:

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Leary and Kowalski (1990) describe impression management as consisting of two processes: impression motivation (the desire to create a specific impression) and impression construction (the act of creating that impression through behavior or communication). Option A encompasses these two processes, making it the correct answer. Option B is incorrect because impression demotivation is not a recognized process within impression management. Option C is incorrect because it is a general term that encompasses impression motivation and construction, rather than describing them as separate processes. Option D is incorrect because false and true identity are not processes within impression management, but rather outcomes of those processes.

Leary and Kowalski (1990) Describe Impression Management as Consisting of These