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Lesson 4: Psychological Perspective Flashcards

1
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the study of the mind and behavior

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Psychology

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In Psychological perspective, it study the _____ of the self

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Mental process

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3
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defining and more enduring construct of a person

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Personality

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position or emotion towards a reality or a condition of the current time

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Attitude

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essence of a person,

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Self

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There are two sides of the self

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I and Me

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thinks, acts, feels, and believes

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I or pure ego

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material, social, and spiritual

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Me or empirical me

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is not only the things that belong to us, such as our body, clothes, and the like, but also our family, our home, and others where we belong

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Material self

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how we act in a given social situation

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Social self

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most intimate and enduring part of who we are

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Spiritual self

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It is mostly associated with the modern understanding of personality

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Spiritual self

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13
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the conscience are among those considered as part of the the spiritual self

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Core values

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calls selfconcept, comprises all facets of your being, including the experiences you are fully conscious of

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Real self

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how you see yourself just as you are

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Self concept

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who you wish you are, which is brought about by your interaction with others.

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Ideal self

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A wide gap between the ideal and real self is

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Indicative and incongruence

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an extreme feeling of discomfort arising from contradicting thoughts, beliefs, or actions

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Cognitive dissonance

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acknowledges that the Self, or you, can self-regulate, be proactive, self-reflect, and self-organize.

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Agentic perspective

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Core features of human agency

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Intentionality, forethought, self-reactiveness, self-reflectiveness

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involves committing proactively to the course of action you wish to undertake

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Intentionality

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anticipate possible consequences and create action steps to achieve your desired outcomes

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Forethought

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regulating and evaluating how you executed your plans

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Self-reactiveness

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examining your own functioning through

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Self-reflectiveness

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Focuses on understanding the Self as a cognitive construct, an idea different from personality

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Psychological perspective

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APA

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American Psychological Association

27
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Every person is capable of exercising control over one’s own life

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The self as proactive and agentic

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