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    1. The document explores the self from a psychological perspective, focusing on William James' concepts of the me-self and I-self as well as the real self and ideal self. 2. James describes the me-self as the object of knowledge that consists of qualities that make one unique, while the I-self is the knower and actor that is separate from the surrounding world and has continuity and a private inner life. 3. The real self represents who we actually are in terms of our thoughts, feelings, appearance, and actions, while the ideal self is the idealized image we develop based on learning, experiences, role models, and societal influences.

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    1. The document explores the self from a psychological perspective, focusing on William James' concepts of the me-self and I-self as well as the real self and ideal self. 2. James describes the me-self as the object of knowledge that consists of qualities that make one unique, while the I-self is the knower and actor that is separate from the surrounding world and has continuity and a private inner life. 3. The real self represents who we actually are in terms of our thoughts, feelings, appearance, and actions, while the ideal self is the idealized image we develop based on learning, experiences, role models, and societal influences.

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    GEN 002 Day 7

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    1. The document explores the self from a psychological perspective, focusing on William James' concepts of the me-self and I-self as well as the real self and ideal self. 2. James describes the me-self as the object of knowledge that consists of qualities that make one unique, while the I-self is the knower and actor that is separate from the surrounding world and has continuity and a private inner life. 3. The real self represents who we actually are in terms of our thoughts, feelings, appearance, and actions, while the ideal self is the idealized image we develop based on learning, experiences, role models, and societal influences.

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    Lesson Title:

    Self
    from the Perspective of Psychology
    by William James
    Lesson Objectives:
    1. Explore and appreciate oneself, and
    2. Better understand an individual in particular and human
    behavior in general.
    The Self as A Cognitive Construction by William James: Duality of Self
    Me-Self I-Self
    Self as object of knowledge Self as knower and actor
    Consists of all qualities that make 1. Separate from surrounding world
    self unique: 2. Same over time
    1. Physical and material 3. Has a Private inner life
    2. Psychological 4. Controls own thoughts and
    3. Social actions
    Real-self VS. Ideal-Self
    Who we actually are. This is how we want to
    It is how we think, how be.
    we feel, look and act. It is the ideal image that
    The real self is our self- we developed over time
    mage. based on what we have
    Our self-image includes: learned and experience.
    1. Physical Description It includes components
    2. Social Roles of what our parents have
    3. Personal Traits taught us, what we
    4. Existential Statements admire in others, what
    (abstract ones) our society promotes,
    and what we think is in
    our best interest.
    • THANK YOU!!!
    Sir Zaldy R. Daaca

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