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Which term refers to the tendency to appreciate new art, ideas, values, feelings, and behaviors?
Which term refers to the tendency to appreciate new art, ideas, values, feelings, and behaviors?
Which philosopher emphasized the importance of knowing oneself with the phrase 'Know Thyself'?
Which philosopher emphasized the importance of knowing oneself with the phrase 'Know Thyself'?
The relational self is defined by a person's relationship with ____________.
The relational self is defined by a person's relationship with ____________.
Individualistic vs. collective self is a distinction related to ____________.
Individualistic vs. collective self is a distinction related to ____________.
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Which tendency reflects being talkative, sociable, enjoying others, and having a dominant style?
Which tendency reflects being talkative, sociable, enjoying others, and having a dominant style?
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'Know Thyself' emphasizes knowing more than just the ____________.
'Know Thyself' emphasizes knowing more than just the ____________.
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Which term refers to the tendency to agree and go along with others rather than asserting one's opinions?
Which term refers to the tendency to agree and go along with others rather than asserting one's opinions?
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'The tendency to frequently experience negative emotions such as anger and worry' is associated with which personality trait?
'The tendency to frequently experience negative emotions such as anger and worry' is associated with which personality trait?
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The distinction between proactive and agentic self is important for understanding ____________.
The distinction between proactive and agentic self is important for understanding ____________.
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What does the term 'self-efficacy' refer to in psychology?
What does the term 'self-efficacy' refer to in psychology?
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Study Notes
Self-Concept and Personality
- A significant gap between the ideal self and the self-concept suggests incongruence, indicating an unhealthy personality.
- Gregg Henriques introduced the Tripartite Model of Human Consciousness, comprising three interconnected domains: experiential self, private self, and public self.
Self Domains
- Experiential Self: Represents the felt experience of being, acting as the theater of consciousness.
- Private Self: Functions as the narrating and interpreting aspect of self, providing verbal commentary on personal experiences.
- Public Self: Relates to how one presents oneself to others in social contexts.
True vs. False Self
- Donald Winnicott defined the false self as a protective mechanism to conceal an individual's true identity.
- The false self emerges to maintain social relationships, anticipating the demands of others.
- The ideal self encompasses one’s aspirations, while the true self embodies integrity and a cohesive sense of being, stemming from early developmental experiences.
Proactive and Agentic Self
- Albert Bandura, a prominent psychologist from Stanford University, developed the concept of self-efficacy within his social learning theory that emphasizes modeling.
- Bandura highlighted human beings as proactive, self-regulating, self-reflective, and self-organizing.
Domains of Self-Efficacy
- Bracken identified six domains influencing self-efficacy:
- Social Domain: Ability to interact with others.
- Competence Domain: Meeting basic needs.
- Affect Domain: Awareness of emotional states.
- Physical Domain: Self-perception regarding health and appearance.
- Academic Domain: Success or failure in educational settings.
- Family Domain: Functioning within familial contexts.
William James and Self-Concept
- William James, a key figure in psychology and founder of functionalism, differentiated between the “knower” (I-Self) and the “known” (Me-Self).
- The I-Self serves as the agent of experience, while the Me-Self encompasses three interrelated aspects of the empirical self:
- Material
- Social
- Spiritual
Real vs. Ideal Self
- Carl Rogers, founder of client-centered therapy and a significant figure in humanistic psychology, aimed to help individuals balance their self-concept (real self) and ideal self.
- The real self includes aspects of identity considered self-evident, while the ideal self represents how one aspires to be.
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Test your knowledge on the tripartite model of human consciousness proposed by Gregg Henriques, which includes domains such as the experiential self, private self, and public self. Explore the concept of incongruence between the ideal self and self-concept in relation to personality.
