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Lecture Outline
1. One way we develop a sense of self is by monitoring our own behaviors and forming
2. A greater sense of self develops as we consider our behavior relative to the behavior
3. You can greatly enhance your self-awareness and, ultimately, your interpersonal
c. How am I communicating?
B. The second component of self is your self-concept, your overall perception of who you
are.
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yourself.
2. One of the biggest influences on your self-concept is how you think others see you.
Cooley (1902) referred to this phenomenon as the looking-glass self. For example,
3. Self-concept clarity is the degree to which you have a clearly defined, consistent,
4. Our self-concept may lead us to make self-fulfilling prophecies, predictions about future
outcomes that cause us to behave in ways that ensure the interaction unfolds as we predicted.
Some self-fulfilling prophecies set positive events in motion, while others set negative
events in motion.
C. The third component of self is self-esteem, the overall value we assign to ourselves.
This evaluation can be positive or negative. Your self-esteem strongly shapes your
a. The first is your ideal self, comprising the characteristics you want to possess.
b. The second is your ought self, the person others (i.e., family, friends, society) wish
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c. Self-discrepancy theory maintains that self-esteem improves as we reduce
a. Standards informing our ideal and ought selves are shaped by the media.
b. Although the media present digitally enhanced images, we are prone to compare
3. Your self-esteem can start to improve only when you reduce discrepancies between
your ideal and ought selves. Methods of achieving this goal include the following:
II. Gender, family experiences, and cultural factors are three outside sources that also shape
1. Gender differs from biological sex, the physical characteristics with which we are
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Autumn again with all its loveliness;
Autumn again that brought an end to joy,
Despite the sight of earth in amber dress,
And airs that bear the blitheness of a boy!
Autumn, and leaves that toss
In bright brief triumphing, while they express
The brooding sense of loss.
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Autumn again down every winding way
That, in the days gone by, our footsteps pressed!—
Instead of woven amaranth would I lay
Above your dust—you gone by paths unguessed—
Love’s deathless asphodel;
Until some happier hour,—when, who shall say?—
Brother in song, farewell!
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