Intro to the Self (sept.23) Flashcards

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self knowledge = ____

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Who am I?

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self evaluation = ____

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How good/bad am I?

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self regulation = ____

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control of behavior

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Gallup Rouge Test (self-recognition)

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  • chimp in a room with a mirror
  • first responded as if it were another chim
  • began to recognize themself
  • put red dot on their forehead
  • touched their face more with the red dot implying they new it was themselves and they saw it was there on them
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What was the Gallup Rouge test replicated with?

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replicated with children, self-recognition develops around 18 months

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What is subjective self-awareness?

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distinguish between self and environment

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What is objective self-awareness?

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simple representation of the self (mirror test)

- chimps, dolphins, elephants, other apes

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What is symbolic self-awareness?

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complex and abstract representation

  • distinctly human?
  • langauge is an indication of this?
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What are three aspects of the self?

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(1) material self (body, possessions, etc.)
(2) spiritual self (private, thoughts, feelings, reasoning, problems solving)
(3) social self (how you are seen by others)

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What are aspects of the social self?

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  • relational (self with other, specific relationship)
  • collective (as a memeber of a group)
  • individual (personal traits, abilites, preferences)
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How do self schemas work?

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the same as other schemas and forms of social knowledge

  • chronic accessability
  • temporary accessability
  • implicit effects (subliminal primes)
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What are the Self Construal Processes?

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(1) observation
(2) assimilation and differentiation
(3) self-narrative (autobiographical memory)
(4) self perception theory
(5) social construction

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What is the observation process?

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  • external observation (things around me
  • internal observation (thoughts, feelings, bodily sensation)
  • contingency between internal and external
  • –feeling agency (telling your hand to move)
  • –stub toe and feel pain
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What is the assimilation and differentiation process?

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  • examine ways in which the self is similar to and different from others
  • similar = self stereotyping = taking on characteristics of a desired group identity
  • different = stand out
  • –ex black student mention race when talking about identity way more than white students do
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What is the self narrative process?

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  • the unity of ideas and memories we have about ourself

- very selective which memories end up in your narrative

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What do the self construal processes do?

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Self construal process help form our self schemas

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What is the self perception theory?

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we infer our own internal states in a similar way to consturing other people’e behavior (from observing behavior and situation)

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What is social construction?

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our sense of self comes from social feedback

(a) intersubjectivity
(b) symbolic interactionism
(c) self-presentation