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21 Cards in this Set

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Looking Glass Self
Who you think you are is cast by social environment.
Self Recognition
Rouge test. 24 months.
Categorical Self
Delineation of groups. What you belong to.
Private Self
Internal description.
Public Self
External description
Theory of Mind.
Kids think everyone has the same mind.
Desire Theory of Mind
Mom wants toys.
Self Esteem
Evaluation of the qualities individuals perceive themselves as having.
How do we really see ourselves?
More awesome than we really are.
Where does good self esteem come from?

Attachment
Securely attached children have higher self esteem later on.
Where does good self esteem come from?

Social Comparison
You compare your self against other people. Downward vs Upward
Where does good self esteem come from?

Ideal self
If the gap is large then you are unhappy. If the gap is small then you are happy but won't strive for anything.
Is self esteem stable?
Depends on age; otherwise yes.
Self esteem: State or Trait.
A bit of both. It can decline but its a different decline for everyone.
Self Serving Bias:
Accept credit for success. Blame failures on situation.
Unrealistic.
On others, we are good leaders
Collectivists
By themselves will like themselves a lot.
Dark side of high self esteem
Antisocial and hostile. No one understands them. Narcissism.
Dangers of praise
Person vs process (praise)

Process; won't give up over time.
Internal Locus of Control
Wear seatbelts. Succeed; office hours.
External Locus of Control
Gives up. Life is what it is.
Self Presentation (3)
False Modesty
Self Handicapping
Self Monitoring