Chapter 6 Flashcards
individualistic cultures use ___ socialization to promote an ___ view of the self
broad;independent
collectivistic cultures use ___ socialization to promote an ___ view of the self
narrow;interdependent
Bethany has done well in high school and hopes to go to a good university, but she worries that she might do poorly and drop out like her older brother did. Bethany is imagining which type of possible self?
feared self
a researcher is investigating differences between fifth and eighth graders’ descriptions of their self-concepts. Which of the following best reflects a response an eight grader would provide when asked to describe themselves?
“I am a serious flute player and I have a great best friend, Jen; we really know each other and trust each other.”
researches have found that adolescents report they are most likely to exhibit a ___ self when interacting with ___, because they want to impress someone or to conceal aspects of themselves they do not want others to see.
false; dating partners
Katherine argued with her sister during breakfast and felt angry on the car ride to school, but once she got to school and chatter with friends about planning a shopping trip to the mall she felt happy. Katherine soon felt miserable because she got a poor grade on her Language Arts test, but her spirits were quickly lifted when the boy she liked smiled at her during lunch. This scenario reflects fluctuations in ___ self-esteem.
barometric
which of the following domains of self-concept is assessed by this survey item: “some teenagers fell like they could do better at work they do for pay, but other teenagers feel that they are doing really well at work they do for pay.”
job competence
Research by Susan Harter and other scientists has found the domain of _____ has the most influence on global self-esteem during adolescence, and that this link is strongest among _____.
physical appearance; girls
What is self-esteem
Refers to a person’s overall sense of worth and well-being
What is self-concept
Refers to the way a person views and evaluates herself or himself
8 Domains of self-image
- Scholastic Competence
- Social Acceptance
- Athletic Competence
- Physical Appearance
- Job Competence
- Romantic Appeal
- Behavioral Conduct
- Close Friendship
Erikson (1902–1994) drew on experience as______
Teacher, psychoanalyst, ethnographer, & therapist
Erik Erikson’s Theory developed____
comprehensive theory of human development across the life span
Erik Erikson’s primary focus was____
adolescence, the time of greatest influence on identity development
What is Identity Achievement
Establishing a clear and definite sense of who you are and how you fit into the world around you.