Module 3: Psychological perspective of the self Module 4: Anthropological perspective of the self
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The content provides an overview of various psychological and anthropological perspectives on the self, covering theories by William James and Albert Bandura in psychology, and Clifford Geertz in anthropology. It explains concepts like the I-self, Me-self, self-efficacy, cultural constructs, and the symbolic nature of culture.
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Module 3: Anthropological Perspective; Module 4: Psychological Perspective.
Module 3 seems to be the Anthropological Perspective of the Self, which focuses on cultural and genetic origins and social aspects of self, whereas Module 4 is the Psychological Perspective of the Self, involving self-awareness, self-esteem, and various psychological theories.
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Module 3 seems to be the Anthropological Perspective of the Self, which focuses on cultural and genetic origins and social aspects of self, whereas Module 4 is the Psychological Perspective of the Self, involving self-awareness, self-esteem, and various psychological theories.
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Anthropological perspectives emphasize the role of culture in shaping self-concept, while psychological perspectives examine internal processes and theories of self, including classical theories by psychologists such as William James and Carl Rogers.
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