Knowing Oneself

Question 1

Open Self

Answer 1

Information about you that both you & others know

Question 2

Blind Self

Answer 2

Information about you that you don’t know but others do know

Question 3

Hidden Self

Answer 3

Information about you that you know but others don’t know

Question 4

Unknown Self

Answer 4

Information about you that neither you nor others know

Question 5

Self

Answer 5

What an individual sees and perceives apart from others

Union of elements: body, thoughts, feeling, sensations, that constitute individuality and identity

Question 6

Dimensions of the Self

Answer 6

Physical - physical body of human beings; ability to move and perceive surrounding and think ideas

Psychological - cognition, behavior, attitude, emotion and personality

Spiritual - view ourselves in a spiritual level as spiritual beings; perceived existence of God; relating to the humble individual

Question 7

Self-concept

Answer 7

What you think of yourself

Question 8

Self-esteem

Answer 8

How you feel for yourself

Question 9

Attitude

Answer 9

Settled way of thinking and feeling about someone or something

Typically reflecting one’s behavior

Question 10

Components of attitude

Answer 10

Affect - emotions to the self, environment and others

Behavior - action form

Cognition - the way we think; thoughts; ranging from ourselves to our environment

Question 11

How are attitudes formed? Factors?

Answer 11

Experiences

Social Factors

Learnings

Operant Conditioning (It is a matter of consequences that our attitude towards it is affected)

Modeling