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Philippine Merchant Marine School

Understanding the Self


Sociological, Anthropological and Psychological Self

Name: ___MARQUEZ, YUJI P.___________ Section: __NS1A3_________________

Direction: Answer the following questions.

1. How does society shape an individual's self-concept and identity?

- Society plays a significant role in shaping an individual's self-concept


and identity. Human beings are social creatures, and much of who we
are and how we perceive ourselves is influenced by the social
environment in which we live.

2. What are the effects of socialization on the construction of self-identity?


- As it is the process through which individuals learn and internalize the values, beliefs, norms,
and behaviors of their society. The effects of socialization on self-identity are multifaceted and
can be both positive and negative.

3. How do cognitive processes, such as self-awareness and self-perception,


contribute to the formation of the self-concept?
- These processes allow individuals to reflect upon and interpret their own thoughts, feelings, and
behaviors, leading to the development of a coherent and evolving sense of self.
4. How do cultural beliefs and practices influence the construction of self-
identity in different societies?

- Cultural beliefs and practices have a profound influence on the construction of self-identity in
different societies. Self-identity is not a fixed or universal concept; it is shaped by the cultural
context in which individuals are raised and live.

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