Self and relationships 0.0 / 5 ? Child DevelopmentselfUniversityICAAE Created by: molicaCreated on: 13-04-15 12:53 Looking glass self (Reflected Self) James, Cooley, Mead How we perceive others view us 1 of 13 Round Robin Design (Kenny et al, 1993) Go round asking how participants viewed others, Individuals tend to overestimate how others feel towards them 2 of 13 The Michelangelo Phenomenon (Kumashiro, 2009) Model of how close partners sculpt one another to each persons ideal self over the course of long term interdependence 3 of 13 Partner affirmation Partners expectations and behaviours that are congruent with the individuals ideal self 4 of 13 Self movement towards ideal Degree to which the self moves closer to the ideal 5 of 13 Possible selves Markus (1986) Schemas people hold of what they may become in the future 6 of 13 Self fulfilling prophecy Eliciting behaviours from others that are consistent with expectations 7 of 13 Four category model of attachment (Bartholomew & Horowitz, 1991) +S+O= Secure +S-O= Dismissive -S-O= Fearful -S+O= Preoccupied 8 of 13 Holmes & Cameron (2005) Expected unresponsiveness from significant others are incorporated into a negative self model and expressed as negative self worth and anxiety 9 of 13 Crocker & Wolfe (2001) Parental expectations about who one should be, what one should accomplish and who one is strongly influence self worth 10 of 13 Lopez, Baldwin & Carrell (1990) In a second study catholic women evaluated themselves more negatively after exposure to the pope 11 of 13 Shah (2003) Priming participants with subliminal cues of their father caused them to approach a task according to their fathers expectations and values 12 of 13 Self expansion model (Aron, 1997) Acquisition of new attributes, resources and abilities due to a close relationship with another individual 13 of 13
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