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16 Cards in this Set
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Self-Concept (self-identity)
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what a person thinks about him or herself
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Self-Esteem
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your positive or negative evaluation of that self-information
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Real-self
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how we see and evaluate ourselves as we are
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Ideal-self
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our perception of the best person that we could be
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Self-Concept
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the content and structure of the information you have about yourself
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What is sex classified by?
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biological characteristics
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What is gender classified by?
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psychological characteristics
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Psychodynamic Theories of gender development
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Occurs during infancy
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Social Learning Theories of gender development
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gender develops from positive and negative reinforcements that are received for engaging in certain behaviors
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Cognitive Development Theories of gender development
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People actively engage in behavior that they expect will be rewarded and avoid behavior where they expect they will be punished
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How does culture determine our self-concept?
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what is proper behavior for men in women within their bounds
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How does family determine our self-concept?
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Family is a primary group; Treatment of children relates to self-worth
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How do roles determine our self-concept?
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Roles that we play and the behaviors we are expected to perform become part of our self-concept
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High Self-Monitor
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base judgments on of appropriateness on external factors
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Low Self-Monitor
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base social appropriateness judgments on internal factors
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Common mistakes people make in trying to change their views for themselves
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Shooting too high; Expecting change too quickly
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