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William James
"I" vs. "Me"
I-subject, agent
me-object of thought
Subjective self awareness
Distinguish between self and environment
Objective Self-awareness
Simple representation of self
Symbolic Self-awareness
Complex, abstract representation of self
Declarative self-knowledge
events from the past (episodic memory) and abstract categorical information (semantic memory; e.g., self-schema)
Procedural self-knowledge
rules of thumb for thinking about self
What are the three types of selves?
1) material self
2) social self
3) spiritual self
what does the material self include?
1) bodily self
2) possessions
Explain the social self
␣ Public self: how seen by others ␣ Roles: family position, occupation ␣ Collective self
␣ Ethnic/religious ␣ Gender ␣ Stigmatized groups ␣ Political affiliation ␣ Occupational-group affiliation ␣ Specific group memberships

␣ Relational or Interdependent Self
␣ Self-with-other ␣ Aron et al- Inclusion of Other in the Self
"Self with other" Experiment 1
Pretest: description of positive and negative significant others description of self-with-other for each
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Experimental session: given description of person supposedly in next room
some characteristics overlap with either positive or negative sig.other
DV: describe yourself as you are now
Results: self shifted toward the self-with-other that was primed
"Self with other" experiment exploring relationship closeness as overlap between the self and other
relationship "closeness" as overlap between self and other? a "double being?"
participant rates both self and partner of series of traits
-also rates the closeness of the relationship
Spiritual/personal self
traits, abilities, attitudes, interests
often based on private self-aspects
-thoughts
-feelings
motives
chronological development of aspects of the self
1-2 basic self-awareness
2-6 basic social self: gender and age
7-11 generalized characteristics
12-18: internal, spiritual-self characteristics