Blaine, who plays high school football, considers himself to be both athletic and shy. When he attends a pep rally for the football team, he is more likely to view himself as athletic because his immediate experience and environment make that the most relevant self-description. Blaine’s view of himself as athletic at the pep rally is an example of:_____________.

Blaine plays high school football so he considers himself to be athletic.
On the other hand, when he is not inside the football environment, he considers himself shy.
In the classroom, on school premises, with teachers, he acts shy.

However, when he is with his football mates and in the football environment, his self-esteem increase.
He knows he is athletic and because he is in the proper environment, he shows himself as such and behaves with confidence.
He knows that in that kind of environment, people accept his athleticism and "football" personality. So he trusts himself and projects it.

We conclude that every time Blaine attends a pep rally for the football team, he is more likely to view himself as athletic because his immediate experience and environment support his self-description.

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