But there is no concrete evidence or reasoning supporting the idea that the self-presentation is not a form of ingratiation.
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There is some disagreement in the literature as to whether self-presentation is a type of ingratiation or another tactic in itself.
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He's cast beside Polo, but he's playing opposite De Niro, who enjoys Stiller's nervous attempts at ingratiation.
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"It's a question of whether you are building ( relations with Asia ) on respect or ingratiation, " she said.
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And Zellweger hasn't quite managed to forsake the over-ingratiation so much used by American performers and so scorned by their British colleagues.
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That was / { after / } he'd written out the ticket, so he would not think it was a cheap attempt at ingratiation.
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And the round of gossip, spite, ingratiation and degradation from the enlisted women that, like the coding machines they type on, never stops.
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In the meantime, though, Ray's ambition has gotten him, through ingratiation, to convince Casey to take him on as a student.
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In addition, the researchers found that when supervisors rating of an employees use of ingratiation increased, their rating of an employees use of interpersonal facilitation decreased.
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SCCT also offers a handful of strategies : denial, scapegoat, attack the accuser, excuse, justification, ingratiation, concern, compassion, regret, apology.
