Self concept (Abi) Flashcards

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What was William James’ (1890) two conceptions of the self?

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The ‘I’ self (the knower) and

the ‘me’ self (the object ion evaluation)

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What did William James consider to be the three components of the ‘me’ self?

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  1. The ‘material’ me
  2. The ‘social’ me (as many selves as there are people who know you)
  3. The ‘spiritual’ me
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What is Erikson (1968) known for?

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The ‘exploration + commitment’ theory of identify formation

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Who is responsible for the ‘exploration + commitment’ theory of identify formation?

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Erikson (1968)

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Building on Erikson’s ‘exploration + commitment’ theory of identify formation, two academics developed a simple matrix to outline the four potential combinations of these states/stages. What were their names?

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Kroger & Marcia (2011)

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Kroger & Marcia (2011) developed Erikson’s ‘exploration + commitment’ theory of identify formation to develop a simple matrix outlining four states an individual could find themselves in.

What are those four states?

D M F A

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Clockwise, starting from top left…
D M F A

  1. Identity diffusion (E = no, C = no)
  2. Moratorium (E = yes, C = no)
  3. Foreclosure (E = no, C = yes)
  4. Identity achievement (E = yes, C = yes)

D M F A

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Berry, Phinney, Sam and Vedder came up with a matrix outlining possible cultural assimilation states.

Going clockwise from the top left, what were these states?

S I M A

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S I M A

  1. Separation
  2. Integration
  3. Marginalisation
  4. Assimilation

S I M A

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What are the seven key themes of developmental psychology?

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  1. Nature vs Nurture
  2. Active child
  3. Research and children’s welfare
  4. Continuity & discontinuity
  5. Individual differences
  6. Socio-cultural contexts
  7. Mechanisms for change
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