UTS Lesson 2: Who Am I - Self, Society, and Culture PDF
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Glaiza S. Enriquez
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This lesson explores the concept of self, introducing self-image, self-esteem, and the ideal self. It examines how society and culture shape individual perceptions of themselves. The document also covers the impact of personal beliefs and experiences on self-concept.
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Discuss his/her idea of THE SELF; Answer the question: WHO AM I?; analyze and discuss with others their self- concept; describe their impressions to others; identify and discuss THE SELF vis-a-vis the society and culture he belongs and culture he is adopted to; enumerate, discuss...
Discuss his/her idea of THE SELF; Answer the question: WHO AM I?; analyze and discuss with others their self- concept; describe their impressions to others; identify and discuss THE SELF vis-a-vis the society and culture he belongs and culture he is adopted to; enumerate, discuss, explain how society and culture shape THE SELF; and conduct an introspection of THE SELF Rogers' Three Parts of Self- Concept is the image we have of ourselves. It is influenced by many forces, including our interaction with important people in our lives. It is how we perceive our behaviors, SELF - CONCEPT abilities, and unique characteristics.1 For example, beliefs such as "I am a good friend" or "I am a kind person" are part of an overall self- concept. how we picture ourselves in our minds. We may view ourselves as SELF- intelligent, beautiful, or sophisticated. We may also have negative views of ourselves which IMAGE can lead to depression and other mood disorders. Our consciousness of our self-image often becomes our personal identity. If we consciously believe that we are intelligent, our personal identities may be shaped around our intelligence. how we picture ourselves in our minds. We may view ourselves as intelligent, beautiful, or sophisticated. We may also have negative views of ourselves which can lead to depression and other mood disorders. Our consciousness of our self-image often becomes our personal identity. If we consciously believe that we are intelligent, our personal identities may be shaped around our intelligence. IDEAL SELF f-image refers to how u see yourself at this moment in time. tributes like physical characteristics, ersonality traits, and ial roles all play a role in your self-image.
