self awareness Flashcards

(32 cards)

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who came up with the 3 types of self

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Brewer and Gardner 1996

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what are the 3 types of self

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individual - personal traits that distinguish you from others
- relational - dyadic relationships that assimilate you to others
- collective - group membership

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what is self awareness

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a psychological state
- traits, feelings and behaviours
- reflexive thought
- realisation of being individual

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who discovered the mirror test

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gallup 1970

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what is the public self

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  • can be seen and evaluated by others
  • evaluation apprehension
  • enjoy success, admiration
  • adhere to social standards of behaviour
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what is chronic self awareness

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  • very stressful - constantly aware of shortcomings
  • avoidance behaviour such as drinking and drugs
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what is reduced self awareness

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  • deindividuation
  • no monitoring of own behaviour
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what is heightened private awareness

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  • more intense emotion
  • accurate self perception
  • adhere to personal beliefs
  • depression and neuroticism
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what is heightened public awareness

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  • focus on perception by others
  • nervousness
  • loss of self-esteem
  • adhere to group norms, avoid embarrassment
  • concern with physical appearance
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what is self-schema

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knowledge of how we are expected to act, think, behave and feel

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what is self-schematic

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an important part of self concept

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what is aschematic

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  • not that important to the person
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who came up with the control theory of self regulation

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carver and scheier 1981

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what is the control theory of self regulation

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  • assess whether goals are met
  • test - operate to change - test - exit
  • private/public standard
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who came up with the self-discrepancy theory

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Higgins 1987

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what is the self discrepancy theory

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motivate change and if fail
- actual - ideal: dejection - disappointment
- actual - ought: agitation - anxiety

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who came up with the social comparison theory

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festinger 1954

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what is the social comparison theory

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  • objective benchmark in similar people
  • for performance generally downward comparison
  • but also upwards in some situations
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who came up with the self evaluation maintenance theory

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what is the self evaluation maintenance theory

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  • upward social comparison
  • exaggerate target’s ability
  • change target
  • distance self from target
  • devalue comparison dimension
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who came up with the social identity theory

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Tajfel and Turner 1979

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what is the social identity theory

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personal identity - unique personal attributes, relationships and traits
social identity - defines self by group membership - associated with inter group behaviour and norms

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who came up with the self-categorisation theory

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turner et al 1987

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what is the self-categorisation theory

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self categorisation to groups - internalise group attributes - collective self - social identity
- meta-contrast principle (differences and similarities)
- BIRGing - ‘basking in reflected glory
- if group categorisation too salient, perception of self and others becomes depersonalised

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what are the 3 types of self motives
- self-assessment - self-verification - self enhancement
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what is self-assessment
- desire for accurate and valid info - seek out the truth about self
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what is self-verification
- desire to confirm what they know - seek out consistency about self
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what is self enhancement
- desire to maintain good image - seek favourable info about self
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what is the self affirmation theory
- affirm positive aspects about themselves
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what is self-serving attribution bias
- individuals attribute positive outcomes to their own doings and blame negative outcomes on external factors
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how do individualist cultures view the self
- independent self - autonomous individual - focus on internal traits
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how do collectivist cultures view the self
- interdependent self - connected with others and embedded in social context - represented in terms of roles and relationships belonging and fitting in