Philosophical
__________ believed that the most important thing in life is to understand yourself—your values, your purpose, and your actions.
Socrates
The self is ________.
Social
He is the proponent of the Multiple Versus Unified Self.
David Lester
Priority is given to personal goals over group goals. Individuals often feel emotionally detached from their ingroups.
Individualism
“My soul is restless until it rests in You."
Aurelius Augustinus
The ability to understand or imagine the perspective of another person.
Role-Taking
The defensive mask that develops when caregivers fail to fully respond to an infant's natural needs.
The False Self
A society where high levels of collectivism emerge to support complex farming and theocratic structures.
Agricultural Societies
What value recognizes that humans are more than just physical bodies and encourages respect for life?
Respect for Human Dignity
The internalized attitudes and expectations of the larger social group or community.
The Generalized Self
Self Image
Ideal Self
Self Worth
What are the 3 Aspects of The Self according to Eastern Western Thought?
Private self
Public self
Collective self
A part of the human that is the physical extension of the mind, which is the body.
Extenza
He is the proponent of the "Looking Glass Self"
Charles Horton Cooley
What are Albert Bandura's four Agentic Perspectives?
Intentionality
Forethought
Self-reactiveness
Self-reflection
The aspect of the self that focuses on how you believe the 'generalized other' or society at large views you.
Public Self
The three parts of the soul:
1.Rational Soul – Thinker, decision-maker (reason & intellect).
2.Spirited Soul – Emotions and courage.
3.Appetitive Soul – Basic desires (food, sleep, pleasure).
The six agents of socialization:
1. Family
2. Peers
3. School
4. Media
5. Community
6. Significant others
He believed in the inherent goodness of people.
Carl Rogers
Behavior is largely determined by ingroup norms rather than personal attitudes.
Collectivism