UTS (LESSON 1 AND 2) Flashcards
SELF UNDERSTANDING IS TO (HFUB)
To have a sense of
meaning/purpose
To foster healthier
relationships
To utilize one’s
natural strength
To boost confidence
THEATRICAL MASKS WORN BY ROMANS IN GREEK AND LATIN DRAMA
PERSONA
the characteristic patterns of
thoughts, feelings, and behaviors that
make a person unique.
PERSONALITY
4 Determinants of Personality
SOCIAL, BIOLOGICAL, INTELLECTUAL, PSYCHOLOGICAL
TYPE OF PERSONALITY - SANGUINE
OPTIMISTIC AND SOCIAL
TYPE OF PERSONALITY - PHLEGMATIC
RELAXED AND PEACEFUL
TYPE OF PERSONALITY - MELANCHOLIC
ANALYTICAL AND QUIET
TYPE OF PERSONALITY - CHOLERIC
SHORT-TEMPERED
CHARACTERIZED BY CONSISTENCY, STABILITY, AND INDIVIDUAL DIFFERENCES
PERSONALITY TRAITS
WHAT DIFFERENTIATES YOU FROM OTHER PEOPLE
PERSONALITY TRAITS
BIG FIVE (NOCEA)
NEUROTICISM
OPENNESS
CONSCIENTIOUSNESS
EXTRAVERSION
AGREEABLENESS
NOT GETTING IRRITATED
NEUROTICISM
QUICKLY AND CONFIDENTLY ASSERTS OWN RIGHTS
AGREEABLENESS
PREFERRING A QUIET EVENING READING TO A LOUD PARTY
EXTRAVERSION
PREFERS SPUR-OF-THE-MOMENT ACTION
CONSCIENTIOUSNESS
PREFERS NOT TO BE EXPOSED TO ALTERNATIVE MORAL SYSTEMS
OPENNESS
overarching idea we
have about who we are — physically,
emotionally, socially, spiritually, and in terms of
any other aspects that make up who we are
(Neill, 2005).
SELF-CONCEPT
The Nature
of Self
INNER BEING AND OUR SOUL
Thinking and a feeling being
within “us” and within “ourselves”
THE SELF
The distinct identity which is a
summation of the experiences of
an individual
THE SELF
Self-awareness and consciousness
of a rational being
THE SELF
The Process of Discovering the Self
To search for identity and core
being
The Process of Discovering the Self
Finding true identity (genuine self) and
individuality
Was developed in 1955 at the University of
California Los Angeles
The Johari Window Model
DICOVERED BY by American Psychologists
namely Joseph Luft and Harrington Ingham
The Johari Window Model
This model allows participants to understand
themselves well and their corresponding
relationship with their significant others through the
four quadrants determining traits relative to one’s
self and other’s judgment
THE JOHARI WINDOW MODEL
INFO ABOUT YOU THAT YOU AND OTHERS KNOW
OPEN SELF
INFO THAT YOU KNOW BUT OTHERS DONT
HIDDEN SELF
INFO ABOUT YOU THAT YOU DONT KNOW BUT OTHERS KNOW
BLIND SELF
INFO THAT YOU AND OTHERS DONT KNOW
UNKNOWN SELF
THE 4 JOHARI WINDOW
OPEN
HIDDEN
BLIND
UNKNOWN SELF
Traits or descriptions that one sees in the
“self” similar to that perceived by the significant others
THE ARENA
Traits that are known to the “self” but not to
the significant others
FACADE
Traits that the subject is unaware of but the
significant others claim to be possessed by the subject.
BLIND SPOT
Cover traits that both parties do not
recognize and consider as comprising the subject’s traits.
UNKNOWN
