Psych Everything Flashcards
This refers to the tangible aspect of the individual, the one with figure, the one that can be seen and touched, and the one that feels pain and vulnerable to sickness.
Physical Self
It is the combination of all the ideas, thoughts, beliefs, feelings, pictures, and all the things that happened to us over the course of our lives that come together to form a composite image of the person that we believe ourselves to be
Self-Concept
What are the three (3) Fundamental Ingredients of Self-Concept?
Self-Ideal: this refers to the bundles of pictures, feelings, and thoughts of the ideal person that we would most like to be.
Self-Image: this is the self’s inner mirror that regulates our external performance.
Self-Esteem: This is “how we feel about ourselves.”
This is often referred to as the root of self-concept.
Self-Esteem
What makes up your Material Self
Body (is the innermost part of the material self.)
Clothes
Immediate family
Home.
“it consists of one’s body, valued possessions, and loved ones.”
Material Self
(William James) Definition
As a form of defense in the untrusted world, a person will wear a ____ to protect one’s our true selves from the scrutiny of the outside world.
Social Mask
He postulated that our Self-concept, which is our image or perception of ourselves is comprise only of two domains.
Carl Rogers
Who theorized the theory on the True and False self?
Donald Winnicott
This develops when an infant’s emotional needs are either unmet or met unreliably, which will make them become distrustful to others and to themselves later in life.
False Self
This is similar with Carl Rogers’ real self, our authentic self.
True Self
The Two (2) Domains of Personality according to Carl Rogers is?
The Real Self: The real self is who we really are: how we think, feel, look, & act.
Ideal Self: The ideal self who we want to be, that we strive to be, & that we feel we are expected to be.
What are the Four (4) Elements of Self according to William James?
Material Self: Consist of things that belong to a person or entities that a person belongs to.
Social Self: This is who we are in a given social institution and people act depending on the social situation they are in (division of social self).
Spiritual Self: This is who we are at our core; more concrete or permanent than the other selves. Ou most subjective and intimate self.
Pure Ego: It refers somewhat similar to the mind which provides the thread of continuity between our past, present, and future selves.
He coined the term, theory of Self which explains human personality into distinctive elements of self-concept.
William James
He agrees with Socrates that a person has soul.
Plato
