12 Questions
At what age does self-recognition typically develop in humans?
Around 18 to 24 months
Which of the following is NOT one of the functions of the self described in the text?
Self-confidence
How do people from Western cultures tend to view the self according to the text?
Independently
Which great apes are mentioned as having a rudimentary sense of self in the text?
Orangutans
What is the main difference between self-concept in adolescence and adulthood according to the text?
Adults view morality as central to the self-concept.
What is introspection as described in the text?
Looking inward to examine one's thoughts, feelings, and motives
What does the self-perception theory argue?
When attitudes are uncertain, people infer them by observing their own behavior and the situation
What is the overjustification effect related to?
Underestimating intrinsic reasons for behavior
How do people with a fixed mindset typically view setbacks?
As obstacles that confirm their lack of ability
According to social comparison theory, how do individuals learn about their own abilities?
By comparing themselves to other people
What strategy involves using flattery or praise to make oneself likable to others?
Ingratiation
How can believing that willpower is an unlimited resource help individuals exert more self-control?
By enhancing the perception of available resources
Explore the development of self-concept in humans from infancy to adolescence. Learn about the origins of self-recognition and how it evolves over time.
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