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Behavioral Science II - The Self

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A person identifies as very masculine and very feminine. Another person does not identify very strongly with either. What would these people be categorized as?

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A person identifies as very masculine and very feminine. Another person does not identify very strongly with either. What would these people be categorized as?

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Androgyny for identifying strongly as both Undifferentiated for not identifying strongly as either

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Give an example of learned helplessness, often cited as a model of clinical depression.

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This is where in the dog experiment, the third group of dogs were powerless to not be shocked, so they exhibited no response and acted helpless.

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What is identity, in a sociological perspective? Does this always match with your self-schemata?

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Individual components of our self-concept that we relate to the groups to which we belong. It doesn't need to be!

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What is self-efficacy? (you need this for the MCAT!)

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Belief in our ability to succeed

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What are the three parts of the self according to self-discrepancy theory? Describe them.

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The actual self - our self concept The ideal self - person we would like to be The ought self - our representation we think others think we should be

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Answers to internal questions of "Who am I?" allow us to generate a self-schema. What is a self-schema?

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A self-given label that carries with it a set of qualities.

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How may students at CSB/SJU use a hierarchy of salience at the bar?

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Males may see their gender identity as the most important whereas others may see their ethnic background as important in looking for others like themselves.

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What does an internal locus of control in regard to the MCAT look like?

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An individual who sees internal control to their actions rather than outside control. This would look manifest itself as thinking "what can I do to prepare myself for next time."

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