WQ1 Preparation

• What are the three major parts of self-concept?

  Self-awareness, self-esteem, self-acceptance
• What are the subparts of self-awareness?

  • Thoughts
  • Feelings
  • Behavior
  • Strengths
  • Weaknesses
  • Likes
  • Dislikes
• What does self-awareness enable a person to do?

  Recognize and understand oneself
• Who developed the Johari Window Model?

  Joseph Luft and Harry Ingham
• What is the purpose of the Johari Window Model?

  Enhance communication in a group
• What does self-esteem refer to?

  The pride, value, or worth a person places on himself
• How does higher self-esteem affect self-confidence?

  It equates to higher self-confidence
• What is the consequence of low self-esteem?

  It equates to self-isolation
• What does the self-concept refer to?

  Your awareness of yourself
• What does self-acceptance refer to?

  Acceptance or rejection of oneself
• How is the ideal self identified in self-concept?

  As separate from others
• Who is known as the Father of Modern Philosophy?

  Rene Descartes
• What does John Locke's philosophy of tabula rasa suggest?

  The mind is a "blank slate" at birth
• What does it mean that self-concept is learned?

  No individual is born with a built-in self-concept
• How is self-concept organized?

  One's perception about oneself is firm
• What does it mean that self-concept is dynamic?

  It explains changes in self-concept over time
• Who is Sigmund Freud?

  An Austrian neurologist and founder of psychoanalysis
• What is psychoanalysis?

  A clinical method for evaluating and treating pathologies
• What did Freud formulate regarding personality?

  It has more than a single component
• What are the three elements of personality according to Freud?

  ID, Ego, Superego
• What does the ID focus on?

  Getting needs without thinking of consequences
• What does the Superego represent?

  Internalized moral standards and ideals
• What is the role of the Ego?

  Mediates between ID and Superego
• In what areas of the mind does the Ego function?

  Conscious, preconscious, and unconscious mind
• How does the Ego function according to Freud?

  Ensures ID impulses are expressed acceptably
• What does the Ego allow a person to do?

  Get what they want in a socially accepted way
• What are the components of personality according to Freud?

  • ID: Instinctual needs and desires
  • Superego: Moral standards and ideals
  • Ego: Mediator between ID and Superego
• What are the three major parts of self-concept?

  Self-awareness, Self-esteem, Self-acceptance
• What does self-awareness enable a person to do?

  Recognize and understand oneself
• What are the subparts of self-awareness?

  • Thoughts
  • Feelings
  • Behavior
  • Strengths
  • Weaknesses
  • Likes
  • Dislikes
• Who developed the Johari Window Model?

  Joseph Luft and Harry Ingham
• What is the purpose of the Johari Window Model?

  Enhance communication in a group
• What does self-esteem refer to?

  The pride, value, or worth a person places on himself
• How does higher self-esteem affect self-confidence?

  It equates to higher self-confidence
• What does the self-concept refer to?

  Your awareness of yourself
• What is the consequence of low self-esteem?

  It equates to self-isolation
• What does self-acceptance refer to?

  Acceptance or rejection of oneself
• How is the ideal self identified in self-concept?

  As separate from others
• Who is known as the Father of Modern Philosophy?

  Rene Descartes
• How is self-concept organized?

  One's perception about oneself is firm