M9_Digital Self

• Digital Literacy - is the capability possessed by oneself who are

  living, working, and learning in a digital society.
• Online Disinhibition - is the lack of restraint of oneself when

  communicating online.
• Benign Disinhibition - type of disinhibition that talks about own's emotion, fears, wishes, kindness and helping other people
• Toxic Disinhibition - types of online disinhibition that talks about rude language, harsh criticism, cyberbullying and cyberharassment
• Digital Self - is the persona you use when you are online and also considered as an extension of yourself
• Extended Self - refers to certain possessions and certain other people are seen to be a part of us. They extend our identity beyond our mind and body alone.
• Extended Self - When they are damaged, die, or are lost, we feel their loss as an injury to the self.
• Self Presentation - refers to how people attempt to present their

  selves in the manner they want to.
• These are types of Self Presentation

  • Self-promotion
  • Ingratiation
  • Exemplification
  • Intimidation
  • Supplication
• Pleasing the audience - types of self presentation which trying to match oneself to the audience's expectations and preferences.
• Self Construction - type of self-presentation that is trying to match oneself to his ideal self.
• Tory Higgins

  Psychology Professor at Columbia University

  He is the proponent of Self Discrepancy Theory
• Actual Self - attributes an individual actually possess
• Ideal Self - attributes an individual wants to possess like wishes, hopes, and aspirations
• Ought Self - Attributes that an individual should possess like duties, obligations, and responsibilities