8: Sociocultural influences on view of self and interactions

Question 1

Self- Concept

Answer 1

self-generated idea of what we think about our selves

Question 2

Psychosexual development

Answer 2

Freud theory, children, when fixation occurs in sexual stages then it leads to social problems as an adult (Old age Parrots Love Grapes)

Question 3

Self esteem

Answer 3

the love you have for yourself, self-worth

Question 4

Self- efficacy

Answer 4

how well you believe in yourself to complete certain tasks or skills

Question 5

Self-identity

Answer 5

A part of self concept that includes the different groups that you belong to

Question 6

Social Identity Theory

Answer 6

WE have a personal and social identity and we 1). CATEGORIZE 2). IDENTIFICATION 3). SOCIAL COMPARISON to determine our identity

Question 7

Sources of Self efficacy

Answer 7

1. Mastery of experience,2. social modeling 3. Social persuasion 4. Psychological responses

Question 8

Oral Stage

Answer 8

Freud (psychosexual) 0-1 yr during feeding years, mouth focus, fixated adults have dependency/ aggression (ex. smokers, thumb sucking, nail biting, over eating)

Question 9

Anal stage

Answer 9

1-3 yrs during toilet training, fixated adults have issues with messiness and orderliness Freuds psychosexual

Question 10

Phallic stage

Answer 10

3-6 yrs child has oedipus/ electra complex until he identifies with same sex parent, fixated adults have sexual disfunction

Question 11

Latent Stage

Answer 11

6-12yrs during development of socialism and comm. skills

Question 12

Genital Stage

Answer 12

12+ during sexual maturity, if not fixated than adults are mentally healthy

Question 13

Kohlberg theory of moral development

Answer 13

1.Pre-Moral

Question 14

Defense Mechanisms

Answer 14

Repression, Suppression, Regression, Reaction Formation, Projection, Rationalization, Displacement, Sublimation

Question 15

Repression

Answer 15

unconsciously removing an idea from your mind ex. cant remember hurtful memories

Question 16

Suppression

Answer 16

Consciously removing feelings from your mind ex. you put aside your pain to enjoy your friends party

Question 17

Regression

Answer 17

going back to an earlier time of development

Question 18

Reaction Formation

Answer 18

to avoid an unacceptable behavior you do the opposite ex. you like a co-worker so you fight with them

Question 19

Projection

Answer 19

Attributing wishes and thoughts onto some one else ex. cheater accuses mate of cheating since they are

Question 20

Sublimation

Answer 20

Changing an unacceptable desire into a socially acceptable behavior ex. boss attracted to employee becomes their advisor