A person's cognitive representation of self is referred to as the individual's
A) self-esteem.
B) self-orientation
C) self-recognition.
D) self-understanding.

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The term "cognitive representation of self" refers to how an individual processes and understands their own identity, which is best reflected in D) self-understanding. Self-esteem (A) refers to an individual's overall evaluation of their worth, while self-orientation (B) and self-recognition (C) are not commonly used terms in psychology to describe self-cognition.

A Person's Cognitive Representation of Self Is Referred to as the Individual's