Psychology Flashcards

(39 cards)

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Psychology

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Notion of the self

Person’s experience as a single,unitary being that is separate from others.

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William James

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Father of american psychology

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I (pyschological)

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Self that knows who he or she is
Thinking, acting or feeling self

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Me (pyschological)

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Empirical self

Experiences, memories

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Global self

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Referred to as self-esteem, self worth or general self concept

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Murray Bowen

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Developed the self differentiation theory which applies to human development

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Differentiatied

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Ability ro separate feelings and thoughts

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Undifferentiated

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Cannot separate feelings and thoughts

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Differentiation

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Process of freeing uourself from your family’s processes to define yourself

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Carl Rogers

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Concept of real and ideal self

Maging ikaw

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Ideal self

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Humanistic perspective

Person we would like to be in the future

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Defense Mechanism

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Turn away from real self toward better ideal self

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Real self

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What we really are

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Authentic Self

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Thoughts ,beliefs, word and actions comes from a deep seated place

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False self

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Putting a facade with others

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David Lester

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Mind is composed of various autonomous psychological processes like dreams, desires emotions and memories

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Unified self

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Integration of ourselves into one

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Rita Carter

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Accepts the existence of multiple selves

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Major selves

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Fully developed

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Minor selves

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Less complex response

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Several fragmentary micros

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Thoughts, ideas and habits

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Bandura

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Humans through their agency are perceived as proact

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Intentionality

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People make intentions of their actions

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Forethought

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Peiple outsee likely outcomes

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Reactiveness
self-regulatory processes in the explanatory gap to link through action.
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Self reflectiveness
Realization if doing is right or wrong
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Individualistic
Tend to have a view of themselves as separate from others
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Collectivistic
See themselves as connected to others
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Richard Manery
Makes clear in his extended discussion of a pragmatic conception of self Takes the pragmatic account to support an externalist of the self
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John dewey
"Thinking, or knowledge getting is far from being the armchair thing it is often supposed to be. The reason it is not an armchair thing is that it is not an event going on exclusively within the cortex
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Kenneth Gergen
Social constructionist thus challenges the concept of the individual autonomous self
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Confucianism
Philosophy that guides how the way of life developed by confucius
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Jen
Humaness or humanity
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Tao confucianism
Living life and thinking morally
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Agape
Unconditional love
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Yi
Righteousness
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Li
Repsect cultures and law
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Chih
Developing his heart of wisdom as a human being
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Once we are born, we have a virtue
Confucius