The Self 0.0 / 5 ? PsychologySelf-ConceptUniversityOther Created by: Sam MartinCreated on: 21-04-14 16:48 What is Self-Knowledge? accurate self-perceptions about how one typically THINKS, FEELS, and BEHAVES, and awareness of how those patterns are interpreted by others. 1 of 16 How is Self-Knowledge measured? Self-Perception Ratings 2 of 16 What is the motivating force behind self-concept change? Interpersonal Factors 3 of 16 What is likely to induce self-concept change? INTERNALIZING public behaviour 4 of 16 What is Internalization? act of bringing one’s private concept of self into agreement with one’s recent behaviour. 5 of 16 According to Rhodewalt & Ahustdottir (1986), what are the two mechanisms behind internalization? Cognitive Dissonance & Biased Scanning 6 of 16 In Fazio et al's study (1981), how did they make participants consider their own introverted or extraverted behaviour in a biased manner? LOADED QUESTIONS 7 of 16 Why does public behaviour seem to have a greater impact on the self-concept? • Because the self is publicly constructed and exists in RELATION TO OTHERS- REPUTATION, ACCOUNTABILITY, & SOCIAL RELATIONSHIPS 8 of 16 Self control is defined as: exertion of control over the self by the self. Attempt to change the way he or she would otherwise think, feel, or behave. 9 of 16 What requires self-control? Coping with stress, regulating negative affect, and resisting temptations 10 of 16 In Muraven's 1999 study, what did the group undertaking Self-Control drills demonstrate after 2 weeks? significant improvements on SC- ability to regulate physical stamina and squeeze a handgrip longer. 11 of 16 What do High Social Power individuals demonstrate? GREATER SELF-CONCEPT CONSISTENCY- greater control of their environments and freedom of self-expression. RESISTANCE to SITUATIONAL INFLUENCES 12 of 16 What is Self-Concept Consistency? the consistency with which people view aspects of themselves across varying contexts (Block 1961). 13 of 16 What is Self-Concept Consistency affected by? immediate social environment, cultural background, and the types of relationships. 14 of 16 What are the two mechanisms that allow people with a positive self-concept commit dishonest acts? (Mazar, 2008) INNATTENTION to MORAL STANDARDS & CATEGORIZATION MALLEABILITY 15 of 16 What is the band of acceptable dishonesty limited by? Internal Reward Considerations 16 of 16
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