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GSELF POLITICAL SELF
1st Year 2nd Sem > MIDTERMS > GSELF MIDTERMS
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GSELF MATERIAL SELF
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GSELF SEXUAL SELF
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GSELF PHYSICAL SELF
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William James
The self is both the
knower
and the known. It is partly
object
and partly subject.
William James
It is divided into the
me-self
and the
I-self
Me-self
empirical
self
Me-self
object of a
thought
Material, Social and Spiritual Self
3
Dimensions of Me-self
Material Self
the
things
you
own
Social
Self
Significant
interpersonal
relations
Spiritual Self
one's
personality
, character and
defining
values
I-self
pure ego
pure ego
provides the thread of
continuity
between our
past
, present, and future selves
I-self
consciousness itself
I-self
self
awareness
Self awareness
the act of
thinking
about ourselves
I-self
referred to as the
soul
(or
mind
)
I-self
involves subjective experiential features such as
life history
and
experience
Individual, Relational, Collective Self
3
Dimensions of I-Self
Karen Horney
To search for
truth
about the self is as valuable as to search for
truth
in other areas of life
Karen Horney
the foundation of a
healthy development
stems from our
childhood
experiences
Idealized
Self
an overly
positive
, perfect image of the
self
Beliefs of Idealized Self
1. They are
better
than others
2. The world
owes
them
3. They should be
perfect
, should be the
best
Idealized Self
an imaginary picture of the self as the possessor of
unlimited
powers and
superlative
qualities
Idealized Self
developed when people feel
inferior
and have the need to be
loved
Idealized Self
One's view of
perfection
Actualized Self
person one is in everyday life
Actualized Self
person one actually is regardless of other people's
perceptions
Actualized Self
often
despised
because it falls to fulfill the requirement of the
idealized
image
Despised Self
Negative
view of the self
Despised Self
lack of
love
and
acceptance
by others
Despised Self
consists of feelings of
inferiority
and
shortcomings
Despised Self
the feeling that one is
hated
; it is assumed that it is one's true self is the one
hated
Real Self
a person begins to shed the various techniques developed to deal with basic
anxiety
Real Self
a force that impels
growth
and
self-realization
Real Self
the
inner core
of personality, one's
potential
- the need to be who one truly is
Carl Rogers
Formative
and
Actualizing
Formative Tendency
ability to
grow
from
simple
to complex organism
Actualizing Tendency
ability to reach one's fullest
potential
Real self (Self Concept)
Carl
Rogers
: refers to the aspects of one's being and experiences that are perceived in
awareness
Ideal Self
Carl Rogers
: pertains to who you want to become in the
future
Congruence/Genuineness,
Empathy
, Unconditional
Positive
Regard
Requirement for the
ideal
self, and
real
self to overlap
Congruence
/
Genuineness
being
real
;
accepting
the self
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