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self and identity
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1Who said and in what year?: “Social Psychology is the scientific attempt to explain how the thoughts, feelings, and behaviours of individuals are influenced by the actual, imagined, or implied presence of other human beings”
- AAllport (1978)
- BDunning (2013)
- CAllport (1954)
- DKuhn (1954)
2What is the self concept?
- AHow other people view us
- Bwhat we know about ourselves, our knowledge and beliefs about ourselves. (stories and narratives influenced by what we can remember).
- COur ability to control our inner psychological states
- DThe identity we project to others in front stage contexts
3What is self regulation?
- AOur ability to control our inner psychological states and public actions (thoughts/facial expressions)
- Bwho we think we are
- Cwho we want to be
- Dmotivated by concern for self promotion
4what test did Kuhn 1954 do?
- AThe marshmallow test.
- B20 statements test- "who am I"
5what is the difference between real self and ideal self?
- AReal self is what we think we are, ideal self is who we would like to be
- BReal self is who we would like to be, ideal self is what we think we are
6what can self regulation be affected by?
- Acognitive load
- Bageing
- Calcahol
- Dtiredness
- Estress
7Self regulation involves conscious inhibition of particular thoughts, feelings and actions. Why do we need it?
- Aessential for socially appropriate behaviour
- Bnecessary for us to act in our future interests
- Cfor impression management
- Dto be able to lie without showing face
8why is self regulation hard to maintain?
- Ait is unnatural and has to be developed through practice
- Bits difficult, leakage is common
- Cour inner states are difficult to control
- Dcan accidently show face very easily
9impression management is the process in which we attempt to influence how people view us
- ATrue
- BFalse
10what is the difference between the private and public self?
- Athe private self is how you behave in private settings such as the home whereas the public self is how we behave in public settings such as town
- Bthe private self is the person we secretly know ourselves to be- disclosed in backstage contexts. The public self is the identity we project to others in the front stage.
11Successful impression management requires______________
- Aauthentic self impression
- Bself regulation
- Creal self
- Dself concept
12authentic self impression is motivated by concern for recognition
- ATrue
- BFalse
13authentic self impression is motivated by concern to impress
- ATrue
- BFalse
14self promotion is motivated by concern to get ahead
- ATrue
- BFalse
15ingration is motivated by concern to get along/be liked
- ATrue
- BFalse
16tact is the motivation to protect others physically and mentally
- ATrue
- BFalse
17tact is the concern to protect others feelings
- ATrue
- BFalse
18Self-coherence and continuity over time: master-narrative (“life story”) – provides overarching coherence to our sense of self.Personal identity- Sense of being a distinct, unique individual (“I”, “me”)...
We also have a sense of commonality with others (“we”, “us”), which two definitions support this sense of commonality?- AReal self-> who we think we are
- BRelational identity-> sense of commonality involving identity with specific individuals
- Cself concept-> our knowledge and beliefs about ourselves
- Dpublic self-> the identity we project to others in front stage contexts
- Eself awareness-> bodily awareness of the condition and position of your body
19self awareness involves ...
- Aawareness of condition and position of your body
- Bdistinction between your body and the rest of the environment
- Ccontrol over thoughts
- Dcontrol over physical movements
- Ethe ability to recognise yourself
20in the mirror rougemark test, at 18 months __% of children could recognise their reflection
- A37%
- B18%
- C43%
- D50%
- E28%
- F25%
21At 20-24 months in the mirror rougemark test, __% of children showed evidance of self recognision
- A48%
- B50%
- C60%
- D59%
- E37%
- F83%
22at 30+ months in the mirror rougemark test the majority of children passed.
- ATrue
- BFalse
23which 2 primary indicators are used to study awareness in children?
- Acorrect use of personal pronouns
- Bself conscious emotional responses e.g. guilt/embaressment
- Cdistinction between body and the rest of the environemt (awareness of)
- Dawareness of self in the mirror
24Introspection is the recognition and ability to describe [blank_start]our own mental states[blank_end]. it requires self awareness, understanding that experiences are mine through TOM- ([blank_start]theory of mind[blank_end]). young children often assume that people are seeing and feeling the same as them, this is [blank_start]egocentrism[blank_end].
- Aegocentrism
- Bour own mental states
- Ctheory of mind
25the marshmallow test is a way of assessing young childrens capacity to self control
- ATrue
- BFalse
26Recent [blank_start]neuroscience[blank_end] evidence, suggests the [blank_start]pre frontal cortex[blank_end] (responsible for focussing attention) develops at a slower rate in children with [blank_start]ADHD[blank_end].
- Aneuroscience
- Bscientific
- Cpsychological
- Dpre frontal cortex
- Ecerrebelum
- Fcognitive areas
- GADHD
- HAutism
- IDown syndrome
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- Psychology Quiz on self and identity, created by Darcey Dunne on 12/06/2017.
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