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| Ten/Twenty Statements Test |
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3 groups
Characteristics of Yourself - physical descriptions (green eyes) and states (I'm bored)
Relationships - related to others such as family, relationships, and friendships
Group - "Share a common fate"; including organizations, religious, political parties, employment, or regional/national identity |
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| The perception of oneself as a person with desires, preferencces, attributes, and abilities |
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| Independent v. Interdependence v. Relational v. Encompassed self-concept |
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Independent -
Interdependent
Relational
Encompassing |
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| Relationships between old and young people |
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| A person's self-definition as a separate and distinct individual including behavior, beliefs, and attitudes |
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| The part of an individual's self concept which derives from their knowledge of their membership of a social group (or groups) together with the value and emotional significance attached to that membership |
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Three stage process
lack of exploration
Awareness of ethnicity and exploration of ethnicity
Ethnic Identity achieved
Ethnicity becomes INTERNALIZED! (Final result, not a stage)
3 Components:
Self-Identification: lavels may be imposed or chosen
Sense of Belonging: Closeness with own group
Evaluation of Membership: Positive: Pride; negative: Inferiority |
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A person's characteristic behavioral style or typical pattern of responding to events in their environment
Observed VERY early (few horus after birth)
Early precursor to adult personality |
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| The quality of the adaptation or "match" between a child's temperment and the demands of his or her immediate environment |
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| Three Temperment Profiles |
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Easy Child: Good mood, regular sleep and eating habits
Difficult - Negative mood, slow adaptation, and withdrawal from new experiences
Slow-to-warm - showed few intense reactions postive or negative, tend to be mild and low in activity level |
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Individual differences in feeling, thinking, and behaving that are relatively stable
Seen as including a wider variety of comonents compared with temperament |
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Agreeableness - compassion, cooperation, trust
Conscientiousness - well-organized, reliable, work ethic
Exroversion - energetic, outgoing, sociable
Openness to Experience - curious, imaginative, creative
Neuroticism - emotional, anxious, unstable, tempermental |
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