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The self is described as:
The self is described as:
- A dynamic entity shaped by external influences (correct)
- Completely separate from one's social context
- A static entity unaffected by external reality
- Immutable and solely biological
What is the primary concern of the social constructionist perspective regarding the self?
What is the primary concern of the social constructionist perspective regarding the self?
- To understand the relationship between the self and external reality (correct)
- To establish the self as a static entity
- To prove the immutability of the self
- To separate the self from external influences
According to social constructivists, how should the self be viewed?
According to social constructivists, how should the self be viewed?
- As a static and unchanging entity
- As completely separate from cultural contexts
- As a malleable entity in constant interaction with society (correct)
- As solely shaped by biological factors
What are some characteristics of the self that are shaped by cultural and historical contexts?
What are some characteristics of the self that are shaped by cultural and historical contexts?
How do external circumstances impact the self according to the text?
How do external circumstances impact the self according to the text?
What does the social constructionist perspective suggest about the boundaries between the person and their social context?
What does the social constructionist perspective suggest about the boundaries between the person and their social context?
The self being separate means that it is
The self being separate means that it is
Which characteristic of the self allows it to be studied, described, and measured?
Which characteristic of the self allows it to be studied, described, and measured?
The statement that 'the self is private' implies that
The statement that 'the self is private' implies that
What does it mean when the text mentions that the self is unitary?
What does it mean when the text mentions that the self is unitary?
In the context of the text, the self is considered independent because
In the context of the text, the self is considered independent because
Why is consistency important for the self according to the text?
Why is consistency important for the self according to the text?
What does constructivism propose about individuals?
What does constructivism propose about individuals?
How does the text describe the self in relation to social life?
How does the text describe the self in relation to social life?
What does the text suggest about individuals' understanding of things?
What does the text suggest about individuals' understanding of things?
How does the text describe the self's ability to adapt to different circumstances?
How does the text describe the self's ability to adapt to different circumstances?
Why does the text mention John's different roles and behaviors?
Why does the text mention John's different roles and behaviors?
Based on the text, why is it acceptable for individuals to change and adapt their behaviors?
Based on the text, why is it acceptable for individuals to change and adapt their behaviors?
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