identity - Concepts

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Concepts

Multi-Factor Authentication - A security method requiring two or more verification factors to prove identity before granting access.
Looking-Glass Self - The sociological concept that individuals form their self-concept and identity largely based on how they believe others perceive them, as if seeing themselves reflected in a social mirror.
Act As If Principle - The technique of deliberately behaving as though you already possess a desired quality, have achieved a goal, or inhabit a certain identity, which can actually develop that quality or bring about the goal over time.
Authorization - The process of determining what actions or resources an authenticated entity is permitted to access
Alter Ego Effect - The performance technique of creating and adopting an alternate persona to access desired traits, behaviors, and capabilities in specific high-pressure situations.
Two-Factor Authentication - A security process requiring exactly two different authentication factors to verify identity before granting access.
Anatta - Buddhist concept of non-self stating there is no permanent, unchanging self or soul.
Authentication - The process of verifying the identity of a user, device, or system before granting access