Identity Flashcards

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Who did the impression management theory?

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Goffman (1995)

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What is different about online identity?

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levels of anonymity and you have a choice of what you want to reveal unlike the Johari Window

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Who said you are more likely to reveal information outside the norm online?

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Suler (2004)

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What is Proteus theory?

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users in online environment fit behaviours to what they think suits their character

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Who said there are 3 types of categorization online?

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Neustaeder & Fedorovskaya (2009)

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What are these 3 types of categorization online?

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realistic, ideals and fantasies

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Who did the study of self-discrepancy online?

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Loewen et al (2021)

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What can avatars act as online?

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therapy tool?

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Who did the study of impression management on social media occupational profiles?

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Roulin & Levashina (2016)

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Why is impression management a challenge to psychology?

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Participants can modify their answers to be socially desirable

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Who did the study on Cyberpsychology Architecture?

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Suler (2017)

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What type of theory is cyberpsychology architecture?

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transdisciplinary

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Who did the study on adolescent identity in cyberpsychology?

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van der Merwe (2017)

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What are adolescents in South Africa more likely to do online?

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Say/do things they typically wouldn’t do and try out new identities

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What was Dennett’s view of the self?

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“Centre of gravity” rather than a specific region

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What is the default mode network?

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brain regions (medial prefrontal cortex and posterior cingulate cortex) that are active when there is an absence of goal-directed behaviour

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What is the minimal self?

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The self without temporal extension, it’s the immediate thoughts without thinking about past and future and complex thoughts

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What is narrative self?

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personal identity and continuity as a constructive story

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Who said that the self is ‘special’ because the self emerges from systems that are distinct to general processing?

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Gillihan & Farah (2005)

20
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What is sense of body ownership made up of?

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body image and body schema

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Who did the rubber hand illusion?

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Botvinick and Cohen (1998)

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what is sense of agency?

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Pre-reflective experience whereby you know you are the author of the body and action (Moore and Fletcher, 2012)

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Who said measuring autonomy is measuring the temporal interval between action and outcome?

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(Haggard et al. 2022)

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What is asomagtosia?

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non-recognition of ownership over limbs

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What is body ownership and SOA linked with
Some level of multi-sensory integration
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What is intersubjectivity?
The interplay between individuals and social reality (Gonzalez Rey, 2017)
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Who said you can't remove the individual from their social environment?
Gonzalez Rey (2017)
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Who said it is a problematic assumption that the researcher is perceived as the expert?
Gough and Mandill (2012)
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Who questioned whether people can be considered without their context?
Klempe (2012)
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Who said that subjectivity should not be disregarded by quantitative work?
Gough and Mandill (2012)
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Who argued that subjectivity should be regarded in the design, conduction and analysis of the work?
Gough and Mandill (2012)
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Who said that subjectivity should transcend objective limits of human existence?
Gonzalez Rey (2017)
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Which paper discussed about retelling and showing the analysis back to the participants?
Riley et al (2003)
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Who argued that subjectivity is unavoidable and can transcend from objective contraints?
Bornstein (1999)
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Which newspaper argued the mind can't study itself?
The Onion
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What did Thomas Kuhn do?
paradigmal shifts
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What did Karl Popper do?
falsifiability
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Who argued that Religious groups have been steered away from because of ontological issues?
Yssdelk et al. (2010)
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Who argued that we treat disabled people like they are marginalized
Moore et al (1998)
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