Review #1 (Chapter 5) Flashcards

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What is self-concept and its components?

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descriptive (who are you-self concept), evaluative (how do you feel about yourself-self-esteem), social (who are you to others- social identity)

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What is self-esteem? Benefits and drawbacks?

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a persons attitude toward themselves, correlated with positive outcomes- but high self esteem relates to more prejudice, more bullying/violence, worse performance (bossing)

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What is the sociometer theory?

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self-esteem as a fundamental need, reflection of feeling accepted or rejected, subjective marker of ones social value, adaptive warning system

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How are attributions related to self-esteem?

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self serving bias (tendency to take credit for success, but deny responsibility for failure, high self esteem (take credit, blame others), low self esteem (credit situation, blames self)

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What is self-efficacy?

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the belief that one is effective and can successfully work towards their goal

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What is narcissism and the different types?

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personality trait that is related to a high positive view of self. grandiose- high extraversion, low neuroticism. vulnerable- low extraversion, high neuroticism

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What is self-regulation and how is it reduced/restored?

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guide to direct yourself to a desired state, restored by practice, self control is like a mental muscle

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What is the self-discrepancy theory?

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distance between actual self and the out and the idea selves. ideal- people who we want to be. ought- who we think we should be

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