the social self (9.1) Flashcards

1
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how you define yourself

A

self-schema

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2
Q

what you know or believe about yourself

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self-concept

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3
Q

who you might become

A

possible self

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4
Q

two elements of self-concept

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  • self-schema
  • possible self
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5
Q

factors that determine self-concept

A
  • genetic influences
  • social experience
  • social comparisons
  • ourside opinions
  • culture
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6
Q

comparing yourself to others and seeing how you differ

A

social comparisons

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7
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prioritizing one’s own goals over a group’s goals

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individualism

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8
Q

formation of one’s identity as a unique individual

defined during adolescence

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independent self

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9
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prioritizes goals of one’s group & identifying one’s self accordingly

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collectivism

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10
Q

self nurtured by individualism

A

independent self

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11
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self nurtured by collectivism

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interdependent self

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12
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formation of one’s identity in relation to others

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interdependent self

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13
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overall sense of self-worth

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self-esteem

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14
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types of self-esteem

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  • high self-esteem
  • low self-esteem
  • secure self-esteem
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16
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motivates us to meet others’ expectations by self-improvement or searching for acceptance with someone else

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social rejection

17
Q

outcome of high self-esteem

A

narcissism

18
Q

how competent and effective we feel when doing a task

A

self-efficacy

19
Q

extent to which people perceive control

A

locus of control

20
Q

refers to belief that you are in control of your own destiny

A

internal locus of control

21
Q

refers to feeling that outside forces determing your fate

A

external locus of control

22
Q

effect of perceived lack or loss of control over a situation

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learned helplessness

23
Q

developed when you are successfully able to practice personal control & improve ur situation

A

self-determination

24
Q

tendency to see yourself in a favorable light

A

self-serving bias

25
Q

taking credit for own success and attributing failure to external factors

A

self-serving attributions

26
Q

anticipating problems and lowering expectations to prepare for the worst

helps avoid unrealistic optimism

A

defensive pessimism

27
Q

adjusting words and actios to create an impression that will suit our audiences

A

self-presentation

28
Q

protecting your own self-esteem with behavior that will conveniently excuse failure

A

self-handicapping

29
Q

desire to present a favorable image to other people and ourselves

A

self-presentation