Psychology

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is one of the most heavily researched
areas in social and personality psychology,
where concepts are introduced that beyond
our physical attributes, lies our psychological
identity.

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Self

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focuses on the
representation of an individual based on
his/her experiences.

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Psychology of self

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is a cognitive approach that focuses on the mental processes
rather than observable behavior.

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Cognitive construction

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this approach will assist individuals in assimilating new information
to their existing knowledge and will enable to make appropriate
modification to their existing intellectual framework to
accommodate new information

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Cognitive construction

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Father of Scientific Psychology,
scientific methods in studying the
“phenomenon of the consciousness”
(Aguire, et al, 2011) , urged in further
studies of the self and its role in
human behavior

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Wilhem Wundt

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Me-Self, I-Self

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William James

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classic distinction
between the self as knower (pure
ego) and the self as known
(empirical self) provides a useful
scheme within which to view the
many aspects of self functioning

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William James

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suggested that “the total self of ‘Me’, being as it were
duplex” is composed of “partly object and partly subject.”

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William James

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Components of the me-self

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Spiritual self
Social self
Material self

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consists of things that belong to us or that we belong
to. Things like family, clothes, our body, and money are some of
what make up our material selves.

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Material self

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our social selves are who we are in a given social
situation

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Social self

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is who we are at our
core.
◦ is more concrete or
permanent than the other two selves.
◦ is our subjective and
most intimate self.

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Spiritual self

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is a personality variable that
represents the way people generally
feel about themselves.

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Global self-esteem

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relatively enduring across time
and situations.

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Global self-esteem

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temporary feelings or momentary emotional
reactions to positive and negative events where we
feel good or bad about ourselves during these
situations or experiences.

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State self-esteem

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how people evaluate their various abilities and attributes

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Domain Specific Self-Esteem

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This is making distinctions or differentiation on how good or bad
people are in specific physical attributes, abilities and personal
characteristics.

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Domain specific self-esteem

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as the regulating center of an individual’s
personality and self- processes under the guise of id,
ego, superego functioning (Pajares & Schunk, 2002),
rocked Psychology as the biggest breakthrough in
understanding the psychological self.

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Self

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with her Feminine
Psychology/
Psychoanalytic
Social
Theory

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Karen horney

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a person has an:

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Ideal self
Actual self
Real self

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She believed that everyone experiences
basic anxiety through which we experience
conflict and strive to copeand employ
tension reduction approaches.

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Karen horney

Question 22

Because people feel inferior, an _______—an
imaginary picture of the self as the possessor of unlimited powers
and superlative qualities, is developed.

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Ideal self image

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On the other hand, the actual self, the person one is in every
life, is often despised because it fails to fulfill the requirement of the
idealized image.

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Actual self

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Underlying both the idealized self and the actual self is
the ____, which is revealed only as a person begins
to shed the various techniques developed to deal with
basic anxiety and to find ways of resolving conflicts

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Real self

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with his Person-Centered Theory

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Carl Rogers