The Self Part 2

• According to the common types of self-presentation, ___ is trying to get someone to favor you by using FLATTERY or trying to please them. The risk of this self-presentation is sucking up.

  ingratiation
• According to the common types of self-presentation, ___ is the act of downplaying ones own accomplishments. The risk of this self-presentation is timid, nonassertive or fishing for compliments.

  modesty
• According to the common types of self-presentation, ___ is the act of stating your own accomplishments. The risk of this self-presentation is conceited; big-headed.

  self promotion
• According to the common types of self-presentation, ___ is the act of showing your integrity and moral worthiness. The risk of this self-presentation is hypocritical; holier-than-thou.

  exemplification
• According to the common types of self-presentation, ___ is characterized as threats and displays of power. The risk of this self-presentation is idiotic; big-talker.

  intimidation
• According to the common types of self-presentation, ___ is the act of putting obstacles in your own way as an excuse for failure. The risk of this self-presentation is laziness, incompetence, and poor planner.

  self-handicapping
• Who tends to use self-presentation more?

  People high in self-monitoring
• A personality trait for using clues from other people's self-presentations in controlling their own self-presentation is best associated with which term?

  Self-Monitoring
• People that are high in ___ tend to "act" in social institutions using the example of others they have interacted with.

  Self-monitoring
• The term ___ self monitors is associated with people who tend to be less aware of how social institutions can shape behavior, more consistent in their behavior?

  Low
• The term ___ self monitors might be less successful socially, because they are more likely to be themselves in every situation.

  Low
• Humans can know themselves through ___? Which means that you focus attention on yourself.

  self-awareness
• Are we always self-aware?

  No
• We are not always as self-aware because self-awarness is a cognitive task that requires attention, and this attention can be.

  diverted
• This term is associated with awareness of hidden, private self-aspects? *hint: private thoughts, goals, feelings.

  Private self-awareness
• This term is associated with awareness of publicly available self-aspects? *hint: appearance, public behavior.

  Public self-awareness
• This term is associated with people habitually engage in public or private self-awareness (can be high in both or one)?

  Self-consciousness
• This term is associated with tend to have more complex self-concepts also tend to be depressed or unhappy?

  Private self-consciousness
• This term is associated with the term tend to conform more to social norms (peer pressure), more likely to avoid embarrassing situations, and more concerned with physical appearance?

  Public self-consciousness
• • self is separated
  • separate from even close others
  • conceive of yourself as seperate

  These are all aspects of which type of cultures foster? *hint: independent self construal.

  Individualist
• • self is defined in part by connections and relationships with others
  • the self is rarely viewed as independent from group

  These are all aspects of which type of culture foster? *hint: interdependent self construal.

  Collectivist
• In North American cultures: Women are socialized toward __ self concepts?

  relational
• In North American cultures: Men are socialized toward __ self concepts?

  independent
• ___: has not thought about own ethnic self-concept and may internalize negative or positive stereotypes. *hint: dominant group individuals tend to be at this stage. (ethic self-concept)

  Unexamined Ethnic Identity
• ___: explore ethnicity through cultural events, reading etc and may reject anything dealing with dominant culture. *hint: ethnic self-concept.

  Ethnic Identity Search
• ___: appreciate ethnic heritage and internalize beneficial values while separating self from from negative aspects of group identity. *hint: ethnic self-concept.

  Achieved Ethnic Identity
• The ___ is made up of: our thoughts, feelings, and behaviors.

  self