Political Self
Cards (17)
- Kendall defined this as a social institution through which power is acquired and exercised by people and groups.
- He described the role that politics and the political community must play in bringing about the virtuous life in the citizenry.
- He observed that man by nature is a political animal.
- It is the most basic identification with the nation as it denotes membership of a person in a political society.
- The political self is often defined by
- As an essential part of the self, this organizes self-relevant information about politics.
- Who wrote the book Democracy and Citizenship?
- According to this theory, a person can acquire learning through observation and imitation.
- This is the lifelong process of gaining knowledge about politics where observation and imitation are important.
- This theory suggests that the mental activities of individuals are important determinants of political attitudes.
- This theory suggests that behaviors are products of communication, meaning and symbols.
- It is the citizen's actions anchored in politics.
- True or False: The process of learning is imbued with political values and beliefs.
- True or False: Politics is a central component of self.
- True or False: In order for governance to work in any group or society, a covenant of mutual trust and respect must exist.
- True or False: According to the cognitive theory, a person can acquire learning through observation and imitation.
- True or False: Any activity concerning the government is an example of political participation.