UTS Flashcards
is a reference by an individual to the same individual
person.
self
the person knower
I
the person that is known.
Me
The Self and It Selves
William James
Conception of Self (author)
Carl Rogers
Concept of Unified and Multiple Self
Kenneth Gergen
is the phenomenal self, the
experienced self or the self as known. It is the self
that has experience the phenomena and who had
known the situation.
Me-self
is the self-thought or the self-knower.
I-self
3 categories of Self according to James
- Its constituents;
- The feeling and emotions they arouse– Self-feelings
- The actions to which they prompt – Self-seeking and self-preservation
is constituted by our bodies, clothes,
immediate family and home. It is in this that we attached
more deeply into and therefore we are most affected by
because of the investment we give to these things.
Material Self
is based on our interactions with society
and the reaction of people towards us. It is
the thought to have multiple divergence or different
version of ourselves. It varies as to how we present
ourselves to a particular social group.
Social Self
The most intimate self, It is the most
intimate because it is more satisfying for the person that
they have the ability to argue and discriminate one’s moral
sensibility, conscience and indomitable will.
spiritual self
the Person-centered therapy.
Carl Rogers
It is a non-directive intervention because it believes that all people have the potential to solve their own problems.
Person-centered therapy
3 Sides of a triangle by Carl Rogers
a. The Perceived Self
b. The Real Self
c. The Ideal Self
how the person sees self & others sees them
Self worth
How the person really is
Self Image
How the person would like to be
The Ideal Self
is part of
what it means to be human, and
forcing oneself to stick to one
self-concept maybe unhealthy.
Multiple Selfhood
as rooted from early infancy is called
the simple being. The sense of self based on
spontaneous authentic experience and feeling of
being alive.
True Self
is our defense facade. Overlaying or
contradicting the original sense of self.
Fake Self