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What does the term 'nurture' primarily emphasize in the development of the self?
What does the term 'nurture' primarily emphasize in the development of the self?
Which aspect of the self is characterized as 'known to oneself but unknown to others'?
Which aspect of the self is characterized as 'known to oneself but unknown to others'?
Which factor refers to the influence of significant people in shaping an individual's self?
Which factor refers to the influence of significant people in shaping an individual's self?
What does the term 'character' imply in relation to identity?
What does the term 'character' imply in relation to identity?
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What is indicated by the term 'blank slate' regarding the human mind?
What is indicated by the term 'blank slate' regarding the human mind?
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Which self-concept is defined as 'unknown to oneself and unknown to others'?
Which self-concept is defined as 'unknown to oneself and unknown to others'?
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Which factor is specifically related to traits being passed down from one generation to another?
Which factor is specifically related to traits being passed down from one generation to another?
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What does 'person-volition factor' refer to in the context of identity formation?
What does 'person-volition factor' refer to in the context of identity formation?
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How is personality defined in relation to behavior?
How is personality defined in relation to behavior?
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Which of the following best describes the 'open self'?
Which of the following best describes the 'open self'?
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Study Notes
Nature vs. Nurture
- Nature posits that the self is shaped largely by biological processes and inherent predispositions.
- Human traits are transmitted across generations, emphasizing a biological foundation of self.
- Nurture focuses on the role of social institutions in shaping an individual's self-concept.
- At birth, the human mind is viewed as a tabula rasa, gradually developed through experiences.
Understanding Identity and Self
- Identity represents the unique character or personality that defines an individual.
- Self encompasses all personal characteristics, both understood and not understood by the individual or others.
The Self Quadrant Model
- Open Self: Characteristics known to both oneself and others.
- Hidden Self: Traits recognized by oneself but not by others.
- Blind Self: Attributes known to others but unknown to oneself.
- Unknown Self: Aspects that are neither recognized by oneself nor others.
Character and Personality
- Character is defined by mental and moral qualities that distinguish an individual, linked to one's role in life.
- Personality consists of enduring traits and unique characteristics that provide stability and individuality to behavior.
Influencing Factors on Self-Concept
- Social Factor: Refers to the impact of significant individuals in one’s life on personal development.
- Environmental Factor: Includes physical and communal influences present in an individual’s surroundings, affecting their experiences.
- Hereditary Factor: Involves biological transmission of traits and characteristics from one generation to the next.
- Person-Volition Factor: Highlights a person's intrinsic desire to develop a unique identity that differentiates them from others.
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Description
Art is one of the most important means that a society has for passing on knowledge to the next generation. Art can be used to educate people about how to live in a particular culture. It can also teach people about the values and beliefs of a specific society or group.
However, for art to have its full impact, people should use it to make statements about what they believe in, instead of just using it as decoration.
As the modern world has evolved, so too have our means for communication and education. Education can be defined as anything used to inform or instruct someone about a particular subject or idea through pictures symbols, words, video, or otherwise.
Art is one of these mediums that can educate people about a specific culture and what it values. It can serve as an essential component of a person's education.
Unfortunately, modern society tends to squash these creative impulses because we've been told by someone else that "creative" is not something people should want to be.
As humans, we were born with an innate need for expression through art but modern life tends to squash these needs and make us feel like we should no follow our passions. The result is people who never tap into their true potentia for creativity due to outside forces that have convinced them it's a bad thing.
Modern life can be difficult because we're constantly pushed and pulled in different directions. For example, we are born with a need to express ourselve through art, but we feel like we shouldn't because society tells us it's useless a harmful.
The result is people who never tap into their true potential for creativity which is sad because there's so much, they could be doing instead of wastin time and energy on things they don't enjoy.
Art is a form of communication from one person to another. Just as the spoken word transcends boundaries, so does art. It can be from a painting on canvas to a comic strip or a piece of graffiti on a building. Art encompasses everything!
Its elements have always defined art, and it makes sense: art is all abou creating something out of nothing. The elements of art are the building block that come together to create a beautiful work of art or any creative endeav
