Me-Self
 According to William James Me-Self is
subjective.
 Me self is the self concept of knowledge
and thoughts related to who you think
you are.
Real-Self
 According to Carl Rogers Real Self is
includes all the aspects of one’s identity
that are perceived in awareness.
 REAL Self is based in our hopes and
wishes or how we would like to see
ourselves
Multiple-Self
 Multiple Self is a sub selves that are
autonomous sets of psychological
processes such as dreams, desires,
emotions and memories.
True-Self
 The true self refers to a sense of
self based on authentic
experience, and the feeling of
being truly present and alive.
Proactive-Self
 Proactive Self is an individual have
control in any situations by making things
happen in which they can act as agent in
doing or making themselves as they are.
I-Self
 According to William James I-Self is a
objective.
 According to William James I Self is the
agent of experience
Ideal-Self
 According to Carl Rogers the Ideal Self is
an idealized version of yourself created out
of what you have learned from your life
experiences, the demands of society, and
what you admire in your role models.
 Ideal Self is a Self Image
Unified-Self
 Unified Self is the integration of of the sub
selves into one, however, integration is a
task for the later part of life.
False-Self
The false self it is the person can feel
empty, it’s behaviours being learnt and
controlled rather than spontaneous and
genuine.
Agentic-Self
 Agentic-Self is defined as the aspect of
human personality that is determined by
future assessment of one goals,
objectives and actions.