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The Role of Self in Interpersonal Communication

The Role of Self in Interpersonal Communication. Self-Concept Self-Esteem. Who Are You?. “Who am I??”- Derek Zoolander Come up with a list of words that describe who you are. This is your Self-Concept. Self-Concept: The relatively stable set of perceptions you hold for yourself.

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The Role of Self in Interpersonal Communication

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  1. The Role of Self in Interpersonal Communication Self-Concept Self-Esteem

  2. Who Are You? • “Who am I??”- Derek Zoolander • Come up with a list of words that describe who you are.

  3. This is your Self-Concept • Self-Concept: The relatively stable set of perceptions you hold for yourself

  4. Self Esteem • Self-Esteem: Part of the self-concept that involves evaluations of self-worth. Self Concept: “I am shy” Self-Esteem: “I like that I am shy”

  5. How Your Self-Concept Develops • Some things we figure out on our own.

  6. How Your Self-Concept Develops • Our Interactions with Others • Our association with Groups • The roles we Assume • Social Comparison

  7. Our Interactions with Others • Reflected Appraisal- a concept that suggests we learn who we are based upon our interactions with others, which are reflected back to us.

  8. Our Association with Groups • R.C.C. Tiger

  9. Did it make your list?

  10. It Makes Mine!

  11. The Roles we Assume

  12. New Role • Bryson

  13. Where else does your Self Concept Come From? • Social Comparison- we derive our sense of self-image from comparing ourselves to others.

  14. Characteristics of The Self-Concept • The Self-Concept is Subjective • A healthy Self-Concept is Flexible • The Self-Concept Resists Change

  15. Self-Fulfilling Prophecy • Four Step Process: • Hold and Expectation • Behave in Accordance • The Expectation Comes True • Reinforce the Original Expectation

  16. Example • I expect to get a good grade on my exam because I studied my butt off!! I know the material and I can do it! • Take the test with confidence • Pass the test with an A • I knew I could do it!! 

  17. Self-Fulfilling Prophecy • Types: Self imposed and Others imposed. • Other Imposed Example: Rosenthal & Jacobson’s Pygmalion in the Classroom

  18. Warning- Explicit Language • She's Out of My League (7/9) Movie CLIP - Self-Esteem (2010) HD - YouTube

  19. Changing Your Self Concept • Have realistic expectations • Have the will to change • Have the skill to change

  20. Part 2, Next Time!

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