It is the study of how human society is established, its structure and how it works.
Sociology
People’s interaction to each other and the effects they have to one another.
Sociology
Father of American Pragmatism
George Herbert Mead
One of the pioneers in the field of social psychology
George Herbert Mead
Formed the concept he called “The Social Self".
George Herbert Mead
He rejected the idea of biological determination of self.
George Herbert Mead
Mead proposed that these are the two components of self which every person have.
“Me” and “I”
Actions and behaviors of a person that follows the “generalized others” (society as a whole)
The "Me"
Our social self
The "Me"
How other people sees u
The "Me"
Our personal response to the “me” or our social self
The "I"
Manifestation or sense of individuality of a person
The "I"
Three Role Playing Stages of Self Development
Preparatory Stage
Play Stage
Game Stage
From birth to 2 years old
Infants mimicking actions as they observe people they interact with
These imitations are reflections of what they remember without meaning behind these actions
Preparatory Stage
From 2 to 6 years old
Child begins to communicate to others with certain rules apply
They practices real-life situations by pretend plays and role takings
They are already aware of what role they are pretending to be unlike in the Preparatory Stage
Play Stage
From 6 to 9 years old
Acknowledge the beliefs or perspectives of the generalized others (society)
Understands what multiple role means
Starts to be concerned with the reactions of significant others on what they do
Game Stage
He believed that every person has an archetype called persona
Carl Jung
The side of the personality that people show to the world
Jung believed that each of us should project a particular role
We should not confuse our public face with our complete self
If we identify too closely with our persona, we will remain unconscious of our individuality and will be blocked from attaining self-realization
persona
We must acknowledge society but if we over identify with our persona, we lose touch with our inner self and remain dependent on society’s expectations of us
To become psychologically healthy, Jung believed, we must strike a balance between the demands of society and what we truly are
To be unaware of one’s deep individuality is to become society’s puppet
persona
According to Dr. Virgilio Enriquez, a pioneer on studying Filipino Psychology, _____ is the core value of Filipinos