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William James wrote 'The Principles of Psychology'
William James wrote 'The Principles of Psychology'
True
The material self refers to intangible objects, people, or places
The material self refers to intangible objects, people, or places
False
The extracorporeal self is part of the bodily self
The extracorporeal self is part of the bodily self
False
The extended self includes all the people, places, and things that we regard as 'ours'
The extended self includes all the people, places, and things that we regard as 'ours'
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The concept of material self was introduced by Rosenberg in 1979
The concept of material self was introduced by Rosenberg in 1979
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Study Notes
William James and 'The Principles of Psychology'
- William James, a prominent psychologist, authored 'The Principles of Psychology', a foundational text in psychology.
Concepts of Self
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Material Self:
- Refers to tangible objects, possessions, or aspects of identity that are physical in nature.
- Introduced by Rosenberg in 1979, emphasizing personal ownership and attachment to physical items.
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Extracorporeal Self:
- Considered a component of the bodily self, extending beyond physical sensations to encompass experiences and perceptions related to the body.
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Extended Self:
- Encompasses the people, places, and things individuals identify as part of their own identity.
- Highlights how personal identity is influenced by external associations and possessions.
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Test your knowledge of William James' concept of the "material self" with this quiz. Explore the different components and understand how they contribute to our understanding of the self.
