The Self- Social Psychology

„----------- is when something stands out from its background or is the focus of attention

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------------ helps us to learn about the more secondary aspects of the self.

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----------- „the degree to which we have a positive or negative feelings about ourselves

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----------- „positive views of the self that are not necessarily rooted in reality (individuals with high self-esteem often possess a variety of this)

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--------------- the tendency to take credit for our successes and to deny responsibility for our failures

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----------- refers to the tendency to see oneself primarily as an object in the eyes of others

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„An individual’s fast-acting, self- fulfilling fear of being judged based on a negative stereotype about his or her group

• Self- Objectification

• Stereotype threat

• Positive Illusions

• Social comparison

„The process by which individuals evaluate their thoughts, feelings, behaviors, and abilities in relation to other people

• Social comparison

• Stereotype threat

• Self- esteem

• Self- Objectification

--------- „is achieved by refraining from actions we like and instead performing actions we prefer not to do as a means of achieving a long-term goal

• Social comparison

• Positive Illusions

• Self- Serving Bias

• Self-Control

------------- refers to an individual who focuses on themselves as a social object and is concerned by how they appear to others.

• Self awareness

• Private self-consciousness

• Public self-consciousness

• Self-enhancement