W6 Self and Personality Flashcards

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What is personality?

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Personalities are organized combination of attributes, motives, values, and behaviours unique to each individual.

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What are the general differences between the psychoanalytic and social learning theories that describe self and personality development.

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Psychoanalytic: More about universal stages, early experiences Social Learning: personalities change in response to changes in environments and contexts

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Describe the development stages of self in infancy

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6 months infants: Distinguish themselves from the rest of their world 12 Months: Distinguish themselves from other individuals. (Joint attention) 18 and 24-months: Emergence of a categorical self, which is concrete way of viewing themselves in “this or that” labels.

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For development stages of self in infancy, how do we know? What is the evidence?

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Mirror self-recognition experiment. Not significant difference for convex and normal mirror when 24 month vs 36 month. Significant difference when pixelated face vs normal mirror

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What contributes to the development of self in infancy?

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• Cognitive and brain development • Social Interaction • Attachment • Culture… maybe

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Narrative Identities

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Constructed from our past and future experiences.

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What are narrative Identities

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Constructed from our past and future experiences.

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Describe the development of self beyond at around 8.

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  • Concrete  Complex
  • Social identities emerge
  • Self descriptions include enduring qualities
  • Self portraits are made through social comparisons …these are not always accurate!
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Describe the development of self beyond at around 11.

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  • Increases in complexity
  • Self descriptions less physical and more psychological
  • Self portraits are more abstract
  • Show greater awareness of self
  • Differentiated self concept
  • Different in different situations
  • At the end of adolescence the differentiated self is combined to a coherent whole
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What factors influence self-esteem?

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School competence, social acceptance, behavioral conduct, Athletic competence, Physical apperance

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What’s the evidence for self esteem development

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What is the evidence for self concept?

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