UTS

• Biologically anchored

  Nature
• The moment yo were born you already have personality of your own

  Nature perspective
• Socially anchored

  Nurture
• Distinguishing character from an individual

  Identity
• Uncommon with other people

  Identity
• An individual knowledge of who she is or he is

  Self
• Technique designed to help people better understand tehir relation ship with themeselves

  Johari window
• Aka “future self”


  Unknown self
• Character that can be known or unknown but knwon to oneself

  Self
• Role na dapat mong gampanan

  Character
• are the factors in the development of the person that includes biological changes and events, that usually affects the physical characteristics of a person

  hereditary factor
• referred to as the non-negotiable factor. If one has the choice ofwhether or not to adopt the influence of social groups and to change or improve one’senvironment. is relatively fixed and permanent. It readily dictates one’sphysical attributes (e.g. height, complexion, hair etc.), some cognitive traits (e.g. I.Q.),and some other personal characteristics (e.g. emotionality, tendencies, etc.) upon birth

  hereditary factor
• It refers to inclination of a personto form and construct a specific identity that will set him apart from others or the actpower of making choices or decisions without being influenced by other people

  person-volition factor
• what are DIMENSIONALITIES OF THE SELF/IDENTITY

  geographical

  hereditary

  social

  person-volition
• Coined the term “tabula rasa”


  John locke
• Blank slate

  Tabula rasa
• Open self


  Known to you and to others