JOURNEYING BACK TO ONE'S SELF

The following choices are the three factors of understanding self. EXCEPT____________?

• Heredity

• Environment

• Self

• Family

His perceptions of who he is

• Self- Identity

• Self- Evaluation

• Self- Ideal

• Self- Direction

His feelings of worth and adequacy

• Self- Ideal

• Self- Direction

• Self- Identity

• Self- Evaluation

A complex process of continuing interpretive activity – simultaneously the person's located subjective stream of consciousness (both reflexive and non-reflexive) including perceiving, thinking, planning, evaluating, choosing and the result accruing structure of self-conceptions.

• "Looking Glass Self"

• Heredity

• Self

• "I and Me"

It is the imagination of our appearance to the other person; the imagination of his judgment of that appearance; and some sort of self-feeling, such as pride or mortification.

• Looking Glass Principal Elements

• "I and Me"

• Heredity

• Self

To have a self is to have the capacity to observe, respond to and direct one‟s own behavior

• Looking –Glass Principal Elements

• Self

• I and Me

• Heredity

His picture of the person he could be and should be

• Self- Evaluation

• Self- Identity

• Self- Ideal

• Self- Direction

This points out that each living system contains what he

describes as a “decider subsystem”.

• Self- Direction

• Self- Identity

• Self- Evaluation

• Self- Ideal

It is the conviction that one is competent to think, to judge, to know and to correct one's errors.

• Self- Respect

• Self- Esteem

• Self- Confidence

• Pride

This refers to the sense of worthiness. A man's character is the sum of the principles and values that guide his actions in the face of moral choices.

• Self- Respect

• Self- Confidence

• Pride

• Self- Esteem