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Question 1

bipolarity

Answer 1

a pair of opposing characteristics

Question 2

emergent pole

Answer 2

The pole you are applying to the event

Question 3

implicit pole

Answer 3

end not being applied to the event

Question 4

dichotomy

Answer 4

we use these constructs in a yes or no manner

Question 5

constructs

Answer 5

reflects repeated experiences and can change

Question 6

Real human interaction is

Answer 6

is anticipating on the others construct system (role taking)

Question 7

similair constructs

Answer 7

consistency

Question 8

cognitive selfregulation perspective assumptioms

Answer 8

A the human mind is a computer
B for prediction we will need pers. information processing stule
C Life= a flow of decisions (implicit)
D Human behaviour is goal directedand selfregulation is important in approaching these goals

Question 9

schema’s

Answer 9

recurrences of similair qualities across repeated events: a mental organisation of information develops. it can incorporate.

Question 10

effects of schema’s

Answer 10

1: they make it easier to code new info in the memory.
2: memory is selective: gaps are filled with default information

Question 11

Self schema’s according to Markus and (other) Rogers

Answer 11

these are bigger because we spend more time with ourselves.

Question 12

5 selves

Answer 12

private
ecological
conceptual
interpersonal
extended

Question 13

ecological

Answer 13

with respect to the physical enviroment

Question 14

interpersonal

Answer 14

interaction between two persons

Question 15

extended

Answer 15

past memories and future plans

Question 16

private

Answer 16

non shareble subjuctive self, his favorite

Question 17

conceptual

Answer 17

expectations, roles, socially oriented

Question 18

LINVILLE

Answer 18

Self-complexity; self is different aspects, connected with feelings.

Question 19

calculate selfcomplexity with

Answer 19

adjectives and feelings, add up the similairities. it shows us how IMPORTANT emotions are.
low complexity; feeling will dominate
high complexity: feeling remains isolated –> protectie factor against stress. also means more stress

Question 20

Markus and Nurius

Answer 20

Possible Selves

Question 21

3 possible selves

Answer 21

selves we become in the future (possibly)
selves we are afraid of becoming
actual self.
discrepancy leads to anxiety and feeling of incompetence

Question 22

OGILVIE

Answer 22

Undesirable selves

sources:
- characteristics of others
- scaring experiences and events
- socially unacceptable

Question 23

Discrepencies between selves

Answer 23

low discrepancy between ideal and actual selves = psychological well being according to Freud, Adler and Rogers.
BUT
High discrepency between undesired and actual self seems to more important

Question 24

HIGGINS

Answer 24

self discrepancies: six:
domains: actual, ideal, ought
point of view: own, other

Question 25

disc. between self concept and the ideal self

Answer 25

expected absence of positive outcome. rejection related emotions

Question 26

disc. between self concept and ideal OWN in self domains

Answer 26

dissapointment, dissatisfaction, low selfesteem

Question 27

disc. between self concept and idea OTHER in self domains

Answer 27

shame and emberassment

Question 28

disc. between self concept and ought domains

Answer 28

presence of negative outcomes -> agitation

Question 29

disc. between Self concept and ought OWN in ought domains

Answer 29

guilt/weakness

Question 30

disc. between Self concept and Other self in ought domains

Answer 30

Fear anxiety threat

Question 31

Self consciousness name

Answer 31

BUSS: selfawareness = a state variable.

Question 32

Private SA

Answer 32

subjective viewpoint, as i see myself

Question 33

Public SA

Answer 33

how others see me

Question 34

Self consciousness is

Answer 34

more time in private awareness: more consciousness. prone to be in Private SA state.

Question 35

Selfmonitoring (name and definition

Answer 35

How can i control others impression?

SNYDER; we have more social selves.

Question 36

2 forms of attention in body consciousness

Answer 36

• attention is mixed with negative feelings (percieved feelings will be interpreted as symptoms, hoger hypochondria
• attention is objective. non judgemental attitude -> percieved feelings will be interpreted as they are (body awareness) - useful cognitive representations

Question 37

AJZEN

Answer 37

variable of our mental algebra
belief dat bah. -> outcome
desire for outcome
   - personal attitude
Belief that others want me to do that
desire to do what they want
-   social subjective norms

Personal and social norms make
- INTENTIONS –> Behaviour.