Lesson 3: The Psychological View of the Self Flashcards

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The organized, consistent set of perceptions of and beliefs about oneself (Passer & Smith, 2007, p. 451)

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Self/Self Concept

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The perceptions and beliefs that comprise our self-concept are called _____

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self-schemas

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3
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These are formed by numerous factors that we may be aware or unaware of

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Self-schemas

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  1. Past experiences
  2. Personality traits
  3. Abilities
  4. Physical features
  5. Values
  6. Goals
  7. Social roles
  8. Own observations
  9. Feedback from others
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Factors that form our self-schemas

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5
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Our two selves:

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  1. Ideal Self
  2. Real Self
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  1. Person we want to be
  2. Idealized version of ourself
  3. How I should be
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Ideal Self

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  1. Who we actually are
  2. How I see me
  3. Also called “actual self”
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Real Self

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_______ are developed from past experiences, current behavior, and future expectations. (Weiten et al., 2014)

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Possible selves

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These are one’s conceptions about the kind of persons one might become in the near future

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Possible selves

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10
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Experiencing _______ may happen from time to time, especially in cases or contexts that are new and extreme

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incongruence

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11
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Refers to one’s overall assessment of one’s worth as a person; one’s self-worth

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Self-esteem

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12
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Elements the contribute to self-esteem:

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  1. Social self-image
  2. Emotional self-image
  3. Academic self-image
  4. Physical self-image
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13
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How one performs; is directly correlated with self-esteem

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Self-efficacy

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14
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For self-esteem and self-efficacy to increase, we have to learn to give ______ to each other

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unconditional positive regard

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15
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You role-play as this when you invest your time in developing yourself personally and professionally

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A catalyst for self-growth

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16
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An aspect of ourselves that have immense impact on our entire being, on our present, our future, our relationships, and the society we are a member of

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Psychological self

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