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The OLOGICAL S CI EL SO F prepared by: Jasmine K. Evasco  NING OUTCOM EAR ES L Reflect on the Describe the influence of Explain the different self within the social processes on the sociological views about social re...

The OLOGICAL S CI EL SO F prepared by: Jasmine K. Evasco  NING OUTCOM EAR ES L Reflect on the Describe the influence of Explain the different self within the social processes on the sociological views about social respects development of the self self by Mead, Cooley, and Goffman KEY CHARACTERISTICS OF MODERNITY 1. Industrialism 2. Capitalism 3. Institution Surveillance 4. Dynamism  SOCIAL GROUP AND NETWORKS 1.Social Group Organic Rational 2. Social Network  egory of the Ca All ve  Society people in general living together in an organized way, making decisions about how to do things, and sharing People in general living the work that needs to be done together in an organized way, making decisions about how to an organization to which do things, and sharing the work people who share similar that needs to be done interests can belong SYMBOLIC INTERACTIONISM George Herbert Mead Symbolic interactionism is the study of the patterns of communication, interpretation, and adjustment between individuals. "To so enter into it in nature and art that the enjoyed meanings of life may become a part of living is the attitude of aesthetic appreciation". SYMBOLIC INTERACTIONISM 1. The mind as the individual importation of the social process. 2.The self and the mind are like social processes where gestures are taken in by the individual organism and so with the collective attitudes of others and react accordingly with other organized attitudes. 3. The mind and the self are the products of communication process.  THE MISUNDERSTOOD UNIVERSAL LANGUAGE Slurping and belching are acceptable while A one-handed dining, and is sometimes considered a sign presentation of appreciation of the cooking. might be taken as dismissive. In the Buddhist faith, though, the top of the head is the highest point of the body, and its where the spirit exists. SYMBOLIC INTERACTIONISM Human action and interaction are understandable only through the exchange of meaningful communication or symbols. The main principles of symbolic interactionism are: 1. Human action depends on the meaning we have given to something 2. These meanings arise out of social interaction 3. Meanings humans assign to things can change Stress Human action depends on the meaning we have given to something High School These meanings arise out of social interaction Money Meanings humans assign to things can change The Mountain  SELF AS REFLEXIVE PROCESS This is the capacity to become an object to one's self, to be both subject and object. Subject: Response of an individual to the attitudes of others Object: Organized set of attitudes of others which an individual assumes  SELF AS REFLEXIVE PROCESS I WISH TO BE THE INSTRUMENT OF MY OWN, NOT OF OTHER MEN'S, ACTS OF WILL. I WISH TO BE A SUBJECT, NOT AN OBJECT; TO BE MOVED BY REASONS, BY CONSCIOUS PURPOSES, WHICH ARE MY OWN, NOT BY CAUSES WHICH AFFECT ME, AS IT WERE, FROM OUTSIDE. I WISH TO BE SOMEBODY, NOT NOBODY; A DOER — DECIDING, NOT BEING DECIDED FOR, SELF- DIRECTED AND NOT ACTED UPON BY EXTERNAL NATURE OR BY OTHER MEN AS IF I WERE A THING, OR AN ANIMAL, OR A SLAVE INCAPABLE OF PLAYING A HUMAN ROLE, THAT IS, OF CONCEIVING GOALS AND POLICIES OF MY OWN AND REALIZING THEM.  SELF AS REFLEXIVE PROCESS THIS IS AT LEAST PART OF WHAT I MEAN WHEN I SAY THAT I AM RATIONAL, AND THAT IT IS MY REASON THAT DISTINGUISHES ME AS A HUMAN BEING FROM THE REST OF THE WORLD. I WISH, ABOVE ALL, TO BE CONSCIOUS OF MYSELF AS A THINKING, WILLING, ACTIVE BEING, BEARING RESPONSIBILITY FOR MY CHOICES AND ABLE TO EXPLAIN THEM BY REFERENCES TO MY OWN IDEAS AND PURPOSES. I FEEL FREE TO THE DEGREE THAT I BELIEVE THIS TO BE TRUE, AND ENSLAVED TO THE DEGREE THAT I AM MADE TO REALIZE THAT IT IS NOT.  SELF AS SOCIAL CONSTRUCTION The self is both a social product and a social force Fluid- Immediate Concious Acting Self How I Creative see Agentic- Response of myself Individual towards others' attitutde  SELF AS SOCIAL CONSTRUCTION The self is both a social product and a social force Stores experience and memories Attitude of others towards self Individual assumes himself HOW OTHERS SEE ME Conforming  SELF AS SOCIAL CONSTRUCTION The self is both a social product and a social force Race, Gender, Sexual Orientation Hair Color, Residency HOW SOCIETY Sterotypes SEES THE PERSON  SELF AS SOCIAL CONSTRUCTION The self is both a social product and a social force Dialectic between Me and I Participations with social positions INTERACTION OF I AND ME MEAD’S STAGES OF THE SELF.LOOKING GLASS SELF CHARLES HORTON COOLEY (1864-1929) PEOPLE SHAPE THEMSELVES BASED ON WHAT OTHER PEOPLE PERCEIVE AND CONFIRM OTHER PEOPLE’S OPINION OF THEMSELVES. WE DISCOVER IN OURSELVES WHAT OTHERS HIDE FROM US AND WE RECOGNIZE IN OTHERS WHAT WE HIDE FROM OURSELVES. LUC DE CLAPIERS  THERE ARE THREE MAIN COMPONENTS OF THE LOOKING-GLASS SELF: FIRST, WE IMAGINE HOW WE MUST APPEAR TO OTHERS.  THERE ARE THREE MAIN COMPONENTS OF THE LOOKING-GLASS SELF: SECOND, WE IMAGINE THE JUDGMENT OF THAT APPEARANCE.  THERE ARE THREE MAIN COMPONENTS OF THE LOOKING-GLASS SELF: FINALLY, WE DEVELOP OUR SELF THROUGH THE JUDGMENTS OF OTHERS. THIS MEANS THAT OUR SELF-IMAGE IS SHAPED BY OTHERS.  DRAMATURGICAL MODEL OF SELF IRVING GOFFMAN GOFFMAN BELIEVED THAT WHEN WE ARE BORN, WE ARE THRUST ONTO A STAGE CALLED EVERYDAY LIFE, AND THAT OUR SOCIALIZATION CONSISTS OF LEARNING HOW TO PLAY OUR ASSIGNED ROLES FROM OTHER PEOPLE. FRONT STAGE BACKSTAGE IMPRESSION MANAGEMENT SIGN VEHICLES SOCIAL SETTING IMPRESSION MANAGEMENT SIGN VEHICLES APPEARANCE IMPRESSION MANAGEMENT SIGN VEHICLES MANNER OF INTERACTING Salamat! PSYCHOLOGY DEPARTMENT. (2019). UNDERSTANDING THE SELF. UNPUBLISHED. TAAG, G. C., CUYAN, A. S., AWINGAN, W. A., BALINGGAN, G. T., CARRERA, W. D., & PEREZ, E. N. UNDERSTANDING THE SELF. REVISED EDITION. MEYCAUAYAN CITY: IPM PUBLISHING, C2019.