ppt2

• Culture


  The complex whole which includes knowledge, belief, law, art, moral, and custom, capabilities and acquired by man other habits as a member of society
• Culture


  • It is socially transmitted and learned by groups of people, bound by ethnicity, geography, personal orientations
• Bioecological Systems Theory


  The theory explains the bioecological influence of individual systems to each other and posits five specific systems that shape an individual's sense of the self
• Bioecological Systems Theory


  • Microsystems- refers to the institutions and social groups that the individual has direct contact and interaction with
  • Mesosystem- refers to the interconnections among aspects of the microsystems affecting the individual
  • Exosystem- refers to the social setting that an individual has no direct interaction with but nevertheless affect his/her development
  • Macrosystem- encompasses the larger cultural context in which the individual resides in
  • Chronosystems- focuses on patterns of environmental events
• Individualistic


  • Observed to be competitive and self-reliant
• Collectivistic


  • Values relationship and harmony
• I vs. ME


  • I -unsocialized self
  • ME- socialized self
• Social Media


  Websites and applications that make it easier to create and share information, ideas, and interests. It allows people to create other forms of self-expression via virtual communities and networks
• Online Disembodiment


  People may act differently since interaction in social media do not happen face to face and there is no physical presence required
• Digital Identity


  The identity a person claims in cyberspace
• Online Disinhibition Effect


  When people adopt fake identities, they are likely to engage in behaviors that they would not do in real life interactions
• Online Disinhibition Effect


  • Benign disinhibition- when people tend to self-disclose more on the internet that they would in real life
  • Toxic disinhibition- they use rude language, bully or threaten others on online platforms, and go to websites with contents of violence, crime, and pornography
• Material/Economic Self


  People are likely to purchase products that can relate to their personality. Material possessions signify some aspects of one's self and identity
• Needs vs Wants


  Needs are those important for survival. Wants, however, are synonymous with luxuries