lecture 1 : self awareness Flashcards

1
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What did tajfel and turner (1979) focus on?

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Social and Personal Identity

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2
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What did brewer and Gardner look at (1996) look at ?

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The three types of self

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3
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What is the three types of self?

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Individual
Relational
Collective

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What is individual?

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Personal traits that distinguish you from others ( friendly)

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5
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What is relational ?

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Dyadic relationships that assimilate you to others (mum)

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What is collective?

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Group membership (academic)

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7
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What is self awareness?

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A psychological state that looks at traits, feelings and behaviour and is a reflexive thought fundamental part of human beings

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8
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Who invented the mirror test?

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Gallup 1970

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9
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What did carver and scheir 1981 believe about types of self ?

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Private (thoughts, feelings and attitudes) and Public (social image)

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What is the public self?

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This is where you can be seen and evaluated by others where they evaluate apprehension, enjoy success and adhere to social standards of behaviour

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11
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What is chronic self awareness?

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This is where you are constantly aware of shortcomings and have avoidance behaviour such as drinking or drugs

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12
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What is reduced self awareness?

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deindividuation where they do not monitor behavior

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13
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What is heightened private for chronically aware self conscious?

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  • more intense emotion
  • accurate self perception
  • adhere to personal beliefs
    + less stress related illness
  • depression and neuroticism
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14
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What is heightened public for chronically aware self conscious ?

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  • focus on perception of others
  • nervousness
  • loss of self esteem
  • adhere to group norms
  • concern with physical appearance both self and others
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15
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what is self knowledge?

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This is where you have self schemas that look at how you act, think, behave, feel and are important part of self concept

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16
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What is the control theory of self regulation? (Carver and Schemer 1981)

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Self awareness : Assess whether goals have been met
- private and public standard

17
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What is the self discrepancy theory (Higgins 1987)

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Actual (present)
Ideal (like to be)
Ought (should be)
Actual - ideal : dejection
Actual - ought : agitation

18
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What is the social comparison theory? (Festinger 1954)

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Objective benchmark in similar people whereas performance is generally a downward comparison but also upwards in some situations

19
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What is the self evaluation maintenance (Tesster 1988) ?

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Upward social comparison
1. Exaggerate targets ability
2. Change target
3. Distance self from target
4. Devalue comparison dimension

20
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What is the social identity theory? (Tajfel and turner 1979)

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  • Personal identity : unique personal attributes, relationships and traits
  • Social identity : defines self by group membership –> associated with inter group behaviour / group norms
21
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What is the self categorisation theory? (turner et al 1987)

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self categorisation to groups –> internalise group attitudes –> collective self

meta contract principle

birging - basking in reflected glory

if group categorisation too salient perception of self and others become depersonalised

22
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what are the 3 self motives?

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  1. self assessment - desire truth about self
  2. self verification - desire to confirm what they know
  3. self enhancement - desire to maintain good image through self affirmation theory
23
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what is self awareness in an individualistic culture?

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  • autonomous
  • focus on internal feelings
  • unitary and stable
  • acting true to internal beliefs and feelings