Lesson 1

Question 1

• A topic that is often talked about but largely unnoticed.
• Encompasses both the “I” as the action and the “me” as the object.
• Consciousness of the existence self is almost automatic or reflexive.
• Scholars have delved into various issues relatef to the self including it’s nature existence and dimensionality

Answer 1

Self

Question 2

Response or reaction without using your cognitive ability

Answer 2

Reflexive

Question 3

Q - The “I” encompassess the ________ while the “me” is the ____________

Answer 3

The “I” encompassess the actore while the “me” is the object

Question 4

It is the self as a product of natural process and it passed down by the generation and generation throught biological.

Answer 4

Nature

Question 5

• Self as an outocme of nurturing factors in one’s life.
• The social science highlightthe impact & group life of social intitution
• contributing to the creation of yourself

Answer 5

Nurture

Question 6

• self is a prodcut of both nature and nurture

Answer 6

Integrated View

Question 7

• traits and characteristics social relation and membership that define who one is
• A product of complex processess involving both volutionary and involutionary traits acquisition
• It helps recognize the multifaceted nature of self and identity.

Answer 7

Identity

Question 8

• entire person of an individual both known and unknown traits

Answer 8

Self

Question 9

• Identities make up one’s self concept
  -encompasses the past, present, future aspiration

Answer 9

Distictions and Overlaps

Question 10

• It highlights what makes a person distinguishable from other
• The first thing that you saw first

Answer 10

Dominant Traits

Question 11

It describes those with common traits requiring combined attributes for identification

Answer 11

Average Category

Question 12

• Influences of significant people and social groups in one’s life
  -Strong foundations of one’s being

Answer 12

Social Factors

Question 13

• Influences from family, peers, school, and other social groups shape one’s identity
• Forms through patterns of thinking, feeling, and behaving, making each individual unique despite shared commonalities.(
• These influential social groups shape one’s identity through modeling, imitation, and trait integration

Answer 13

Personality

Question 14

• The natural force
• Includes physical and communal elements of every sorrounding
• All about the environment that affects of yourself or your identity

Answer 14

Environmental factors

Question 15

• This speaks baout your genes.
• Biological traits

Answer 15

Hereditary factors

Question 16

• Have a unique trait
• refers to the inclination of a person to form and construct a specific identity that will set him apart from others
• The person exhibiting to the person non -conformist inventors trendsetter and revolutionary person
• This is the people tend to be different, and they don’t follow what is already there.
• Inclination of a person to construct a specific identity

Answer 16

Person Volition

Question 17

How people and community affect you.

Answer 17

Social Factors

Question 18

The physical surroundings and conditions around you.

Answer 18

Environmental Factors

Question 19

Your own choices and decisions.

Answer 19

Person-Volition

Question 20

Traits and conditions you inherit from your family.

Answer 20

Hereditary Factors

Question 21

These influential social groups shape one’s identity through:

Answer 21

• Modeling
• Imitation
• Traits Integration

Question 22

Highlights what makes a person distinguishable from other

Answer 22

Dominant Trait