the me self is what william james called?

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it represents the overall value that a person place upon himself. the group of people that he interacts with everyday of his life strongly influence him.

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he was an American Psychiatrist and professor of psychiatry. he was among those who developed family therapy and systemic therapy.

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what bowen came up in his observation of the family?

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in bowen's theory what are the two forces affecting the person?

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it enables the person to develop and sustain his unique identity, make his own choices and accept responsibility for his behavior and still be able to stay emotionally connected with his family and friends.

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he was an american psychologist who proposed the personality theory known as the person-centered theory.

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who stated that the term self-concept is used to refer to how a person thinks about or perceives himself?

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what are the two types of self concept?

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it refers to all information and perception the person has about himself. it actually answers the question "who am I?".

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this is the model version the person has of himself. in short this is what the person aims for himself to be. it answers the question of who he wants to become or "who do i want to be?"

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he stated that there should be congruence (sameness, equality) between the real self and the ideal self in order for the person to be happy and satisfied with his life.

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this theory stated that the people use internalized standards to which they compare themselves. these are called self-guides which provide directions for how the person should present himself.

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it suggest that there exist in the individual different aspects of life. it makes sense that the self is a whole made up of parts. these parts of the self may manifest themselves when situations call for it .

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is essentially connected to consciousness, awareness and agency. to be considered a well-adjusted person, success and failures should be accepted and understood.

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he was an english pediatrician and psychoanalyst who studied child development, he looked into the significance of play in child development.

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it is the individual who recognizes his strengths and accepts his limitations, enjoys winning and success and learns from mistakes and failures. never afraid to try all over again.

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may be manifested as a form of defense. it lacks of spontaneity, is dead and empty. it is the mask that hides the true person for fear of the pain of rejection and failure

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according to him true and false selves are present in all individuals.

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he is the proponent of the personality known as the social cognitive theory. in his theory, the person is seen as proactive and agentic which means that he has the capacity to exercise control over his life.

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what bandura describe about human nature?

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this theory suggested that human beings are proactive, self-regulating, self reflective and self organizing

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refers to the actions performed by the person intentionally or with full awareness of his behavior. this feature involves planning with awareness of the possible consequences of actions.

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refers to person anticipation of likely outcomes of his behavior. this allows him to select from a repertoire of behaviors and determine which one will most likely lead to a positive outcome.

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refers to the process in which the person is motivated and regulates his behavior as he observes his progress in achieving his goals.

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refers to the person looking inward and evaluating his motivations, values, life goals and other people's effect on him.

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allows the person to set goals that are better and higher than the former, challenging his capabilities and making him a wiser and self actualized individual

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