In the Sociological perspectives _____ is the subject of one’s own experience of phenomena, perception, emotions, thoughts.

______is a collection of beliefs about oneself. It answers the question “Who am I?”

______ is the knowledge of one’s mental states including one’s beliefs and desires. It answers the question “What am I like?”

_____refers to having esteem in one’s self (having self-confidence and feeling good about yourself).

____ can include gender, place of residence, age, or any other categorization that helps to characterize a person identity.

He asserted that individuals develop their concept of self by looking at how others perceive them, hence, coined his theory as “The Looking Glass Self”.

Is an American sociologist, he is considered as the father of American Pragmatism. He is also one of the pioneers in the field of social psychology because of his contributions on the development of the person relating to various social factors.

He rejected the idea of biological determination of the self, which proposes that an individual has already established one’s self from the moment he is born.

George H. Mead proposes that there are two components of the self which the person have, these components of the self which the person have.

____ is one’s response to the established attitude and behavior that a person assumes in reference to their social interactions.

____ are the attitudes, and behavior of the person with reference to their social environment.

____is the subjective element and the active side of the self. It represents the spontaneous, and unique traits of the individual

____is the objective element of the self. It represents the “internalized” attitudes, expectations, and demands of other people.

George Mead proposed that there are a three stages in which a person has to go through for one to develop one’ self.

During this stage, the infant simply imitates the actions and behaviors of the people that the infant interacts with.

At this stage, children begin to try to take on the role of other person by acting out grown up behaviors, dressing like adults, etc.

The finals stage of development according to Mead, which are characterized by the ability of the children to recognize the rules of the game and be able to identify their roles and the roles of the others that is playing with them.

According to him, in postmodern societies, self – identity continuously change due to the demands of multitude of social contexts, new information technologies, and globalization.

____is a part of the self that engages face to face in relation to others.