Knowing Oneself

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• subject of learning experiences, emotions and thoughts.

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The Self

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• individuality of a person

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The Self

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based on how someone view and judge their own beliefs,
thoughts, and actions.

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Self-Concept

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one’s mental image about himself/herself.

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Self-Concept

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Broad Categories of Self-Concept

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Actual Self, Ideal Self

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includes your thoughts, feelings, appearance, and actions.

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Actual Self

Question 7

ACTUAL SELF is built on ______; from social interactions that
provide insight into how others react to you.

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self-knowledge

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is how we want to be.

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Ideal Self

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an image of ourselves that
we’ve created over time,
influenced by what we’ve
learned and experienced.

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Ideal Self

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Coined by Sigmund Freud

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Layers of Self

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Includes three distinct layers of personality:

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Layers of Self

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Wants pleasure
and avoids pain

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Id

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Practical and Rational

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Ego

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Conscience and
Ideal Self

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Superego

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The “Moral
Compass”

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Superego

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• First part of self to
  develop

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Id

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Impulsive and
Instinctual

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Id

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The “Grown-up”

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Ego

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• Values and Morals
• Right and Wrong

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Superego

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The “Little Kid”

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Id

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Doesn’t think
about
consequences

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Id

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Mediates the
desires of the Id
with what’s
realistic and
socially acceptable

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Ego

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behaviors people use to separate themselves from
unpleasant events, actions, or thoughts.

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Defense Mechanism

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taking our own

unacceptable qualities or
feelings and ascribing
them to other people

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Projection

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taking out frustrations, feelings, and impulses on people or objects that are less threatening.

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Displacement

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involves keeping certain thoughts, feelings, or urges out of conscious awareness.

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Repression

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refusing to acknowledge reality or the existence of something that causes anxiety.

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Denial

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reverting to earlier stages of development, behaving in childlike ways in times of stress

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Regression

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channeling socially unacceptable impulses or feelings into more socially acceptable forms

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Sublimation

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involves explaining an unacceptable behavior or feeling in a rational or logical manner, avoiding the true reasons for the behavior.

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Rationalization

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Jungian Archetypes is introduced by:

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Carl Jung

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the mask you wear in different social situations.

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The Persona

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the inner opposite genders within you

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The Animus/Anima

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masculine aspects within a woman

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Anima

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feminine aspects within a man

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Animus

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the outward face we present to the world.

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The Persona

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the dark/hidden aspect of yourself you don’t want to acknowledge

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The Shadow

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your true and complete self, the essence of who you are meant to be

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The Self

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the role you play to fit into society or to meet others' expectations.

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The Persona

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includes your fears, desires, and impulses

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The Shadow

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the ideal version of yourself that you are constantly striving to become

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The self

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The Johari Window by:

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Joseph Luft and Harry Ingham

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Known to self and to others

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open

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Not known to self but known to others

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BLIND

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Known to self but not to others

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HIDDEN

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Not known to self or others

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UNKNOWN