Lesson 2: The Self, Society, and Culture Flashcards
In, a sociological perspective, ________ is basically
considered as a product of social interaction through
the utilization of language.
the self
Symbols of ________ allow communication and
interaction between which determines your place in
the group and even in the community
language
This is a requisite in gaining positive
responses from identity groups as well as
higher degree of self-esteem,
belongingness and affirmation as part of
the _________.
in-group
The ___________ in the field of sociology is
defined in various ways as the presence of
the larger society, and the significant others
play a major role in the understanding of the
genuine nature of the self which is found in
the realm of a collective whole
self- concept
_______ and _______ defined the self as a
connection between social realities and the
role of the individual
Cooley and Mead
___________________ added that the self is composed of
various identities, attitudes, beliefs, values, motives, and
experiences concerning their communities and the institution to
which they belong
Gecas and Burke (1995)
___________ - Our various selves created by our perceived ideal
self and that which is dependent on the scrutiny of the
significant others.
Limited Self
Self- concept can also be a product of _____________.
cultural practices
The self is ___________ to culture and society as they provide
situations and the environment to which an individual is
formed into a significant entity.
secondary
The __________ is a
general term used to refer
to how someone thinks
about, evaluates or
perceives themselves.
self-concept
To be aware of oneself is
to have a concept of
oneself.
Psychological Perspective
“The individual’s belief
about himself or herself,
including the person’s
attributes and who and
what the self is”
Baumeister
The most basic part of the self-scheme or selfconcept; the sense of being separate and distinct
from others and the awareness of the constancy of the
self’ (Bee, 1992).
The Existential Self
The _________ - is that which one considers
himself as an object with properties and may include
one’s age, gender, size, or skill
Categorical Self
3 different components of self according to
Carl Rogers
self image, self esteem, ideal self
