Learning Module 2: Political Self Overview

The aspect of oneself that involves political actions and beliefs.

The art or science of government, or the activities of people involved in managing a country or society.

Beliefs about how a country should be governed, formed by interactions with the community.

The collective beliefs and attitudes held by citizens about political issues.

Organized groups advocating for change in the way a society is governed.

Dramatic and widespread efforts to alter the political system.

Characteristics and beliefs of Filipinos, influencing their political outlook.

Filipino concept of reciprocal obligation, often influencing political support.

In politics, trading favors and support for election or political gain.

Powerful political figures traditionally influencing Filipino politics.

Financial motivations influencing political decision-making.

Political decisions based on logic and evidence.

Prioritizing a leader's traits and charisma over their political affiliation in making voting choices.

Direct distribution of money or resources to people.

Judging political leaders based on successful action plans rather than promises.

The version of ourselves we create and present online, often carefully curated and potentially different from our real-life selves.

A digital self that focuses on expressing personal feelings, understanding others, and building relationships online.

A digital self that involves crafting a story or narrative about oneself online, often emphasizing positive qualities and experiences.

The ability to easily change or remove aspects of your online presence, allowing for flexibility in self-expression and experimentation.

Having different online identities across various platforms, allowing for exploration of different aspects of oneself.

Choosing to present specific aspects of oneself to others, intentionally shaping the impression they receive.

The process of controlling how other people perceive us, often through strategic communication and behavior.

A unique and self-created representation of yourself in the online world, often shaped by social media platforms.

The way you choose to portray yourself online, often aiming to create a specific impression on others.

How online interactions and self-presentation affect your own self-perception and identity.

The lines between your real-world self and your digital self, and how you navigate them.

How individuals express their gender identity and sexual orientation in online environments.

Examining your online behavior and self-presentation with a critical lens to understand its impact on your identity and well-being.

The part of our identity that is shaped by our interactions with others and our membership in social groups.

The different characters and roles we create when we become part of a group or interact with specific others, often influenced by expectations and norms.

The character and persona we create for ourselves when we participate in online communities and social media platforms.

The way we choose to portray ourselves in digital interactions, often carefully curated to manage the impression we make on others.

The influence that online interactions and experiences have on our sense of self and how we view ourselves in the real world.

The tendency for people to present different versions of themselves in online interactions compared to face-to-face interactions, often driven by factors like anonymity or the desire to create a specific image.

Groups of people who connect and interact online, often sharing common interests, values, or goals, which can significantly influence our sense of belonging and identity.