The Self

Aug 29, 2012

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Self-reflection in Adolescence. Enhanced cognitive capacity and brain development in adolescence means that adolescents change in their self-conceptionsself-esteememotional understanding. Adolescent Self-image. Much of this work done by Susan Harter A's begin to view themselves in terms of perso

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The Self

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1. The Self

The Social Self

The Social Self. I. What is the self-concept? James, Cooley, Mead Self-schemas II. Social Context Immediate Context Socio-cultural Context (broader context) Sensitivity to Context (Self-monitoring) III. Self-enhancement Mechanisms . Theories of the Self.

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The Self

The Self. Samuel R. Mathews, Ph.D. Department of Psychology The University of West Florida. The Self. Development of identity grounded in: Cognitive development Emergence of self reflection on emotions and relationships Experiences with peers & family

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The Implicit Self

The Implicit Self. Implicit vs. Explicit Attitudes. Explicit attitudes are formed by consciously thinking about an issue. Thus, we are consciously aware of these attitudes. Implicit attitudes are formed through associations (conditioning). Thus, we are often unaware of these attitudes.

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The Self

The Self. Samuel R. Mathews, Ph.D. School of Psychological and Behavioral Sciences The University of West Florida. The Self. Development of identity grounded in: Cognitive development Emergence of self reflection on emotions and relationships Experiences with peers & family

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The Self

The Self. What is the Self?. Definition Merriam-Webster Collegiate Dictionary Self: “the entire person of an individual” ???? Self-Concept the collection of beliefs we hold about ourselves. Self-Esteem. Implicit vs. Explicit Measures Explicit e.g., Rosenberg (1965) Self-Esteem Scale

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The Self-Concept

The Self-Concept. Recap. Our Self-Concept. Self-Esteem. Self-Image. Our Self-Concept is made up of our self-esteem and our self-image. Definitions. SELF-CONCEPT The sum total of the ways in which we think about ourselves. SELF ESTEEM

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The Self

The Self. Chapter 5 Sessions 7-8. Outline of Topic. Products & media play a great role in shaping our self-concept

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The self

The self. Developing a sense of self over time By interactions with others With whom? Similar or dissimilar Sense of being different, deviant. Social comparison. How you compare to others Where you stand. False consensus exaggerate similarity. Support our opinions Reinforce our behavior

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The Self

The Self. What is the self?. Two aspects combine for a coherent identity: The self is composed of our thoughts and beliefs about ourselves = self concept The self if the active processor of information where we think about ourselves = self-awareness

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The Self

The Self . How do you know what sort of person you are? Does your identity distinguish you as a unique person, apart from all others? Are there cultural differences in one ’ s sense of self? Do we have different selves? Or are we presenting ourself differently?. No coherent psychology of self

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THE SOCIAL SELF

THE SOCIAL SELF . 5.2. THE SOCIAL SELF . When we are born, humans cannot walk, talk, protect ourselves or even feed ourselves Know nothing about the norms of society Through interaction with their social and cultural environments, people are transformed into participating members of society.

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The self

The self. History of self research . Festinger’s social comparison theory (1957) Mini-theory criticism. What is a self?. Escape from self Self perception theory and overjustification Self-enhancement vs. verification vs. consistency Self-deception

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The Self

The Self. ETSI: Year 5. Lecture Goals . Define “self” and understand its value Discuss self-concepts structure: what makes up a concept dynamic: concepts are not fixed entities function: how are concepts useful? Examine brain networks and different neural theories of self processing.

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The Self

The Self. Humanistic Perspective. The Real Self: . According to Rogers, our real self is based on our actual experiences and represents how we actually see ourselves. Why do I sometimes feel that I don’t know myself? Why do I sometimes say or do things that aren’t really me?

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The Social Self

The Social Self. Chapter 5, Section 2. Socialization- What is it?. When you are born, there are certain things you are unable to do (i.e. walk, talk). You do not understand various norms.

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THE SELF-STUDY

THE SELF-STUDY. “OUR EXPERIENCE”. MAJAN COLLEGE (UNIVERSITY COLLEGE ). Normal self-review vs. the self-study. Normally our main focus is: monitoring all academic aspects quality of provision and academic standards identifying and acting on areas for improvement The self-study :

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Valuing the self

Sridevi V, Final Year in M.B.B.S., RMMC, AU Dr Sethuraman V, Final Year M.D. in DVL, RMMC, AU. Valuing the self. Physical Mental Emotional Spiritual. Self Health Values.

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The Self

The Self. The science behind “who am I?”. Three components to the self. Self-concept Self-esteem Social identity. Three components to the self. Beginning in infancy, we develop sense of self. Then we evaluate events and objects in the world.

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The Self

By Michael R. Solomon. The Self. Consumer Behavior Buying, Having, and Being. Perspectives on the Self. Does the Self Exist? 1980’s called the “Me Decade” March 7 th designated “Self Day” by Self magazine Western societies emphasize uniqueness of self.

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The self

The self. History of self research . Festinger’s social comparison theory (1957) Mini-theory criticism More recent: cultural, TMT. What is a self?. Who am I? 20 statements Baumeister definition Reflexive consciousness Interpersonal relations Making choices and exerting control

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The Self

The Self. Why Self-concept. Not enough to know demographics Important to consider: How a product fits a consumer’s self-concept How a product makes consumers feel. Self-concept. Who are you? What do you identify yourself with? Gender Physical characteristics Age Political beliefs

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The Emerging Self

The Emerging Self. First 6 months: Discover physical self Joint attention – 9 months Difference in perceptions can be shared Self-recognition – 18 months Categorical self (age, sex) - 18 – 24 months Based on cognitive development Requires social experience

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