Social Psychology Lecture 2

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The Self in a Social W

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Social PsychologyAssoc. Prof.Dr Mohd Dahlan Hj. A.

Malek

lecture 2

The Self in a Social World

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Spotlights and Illusions

• Interplay between sense of self and the social world– Spotlight effect– Illusion of transparency– Social surroundings– Self-interest– Self-concern– Social relationships– Drug abuse

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Self-Concept: Who Am I?• Our sense of self

–Self-concept–Self-schemas (what we

perceiving ourselves)–Self-reference effect–Possible selves (our

vision)

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Self-Concept: Who Am I?

• Development of the social self– The roles we play– Social identity– Success and failure– Social comparisons– Other people’s judgments

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Who Am I?The Self

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Self-Concept: Who Am I?

• Self and Culture– Individualism– Collectivism– Interdependent self– Cultural psychology

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Self-Concept: Who Am I?

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Self-Concept: Who Am I?

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Self-Concept: Who Am I?• Self-knowledge

– Explaining our behavior– Predicting our behavior– Predicting our feelings– The wisdom and

illusions of self-analysis

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Self-Concept: Who Am I?

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Self-Esteem

• Self-esteem: Overall self-evaluation of self-worth–Self-esteem motivation–The “dark side” of self-esteem-low

self-esteem-drug abuse

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Self-Esteem

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Perceived Self-Control

• Self-efficacy-predict workers productivity

• Locus of control• Learned helplessness

versus self-determination

• The costs of excess choice

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Locus of Control

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Learned Helplessness

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Self-Serving Bias

• Explaining positive and negative events– Can we all be better than

average?• Unrealistic optimism• False consensus and

uniqueness • Explaining self-serving

bias • Reflections on self-esteem

and self-serving bias

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Self-Serving Bias

• Reflections on self-efficacy and self-serving bias– The self-serving bias

as adaptive– The self-serving bias

as maladaptive– The group-serving bias

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How Self-Serving Bias Works

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Self-Presentation• False modesty (Present a different selt than they

feel)• Self-handicapping (protecting one’s self by

excuse)• Impression management

– Self-presentation– Self-monitoring

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More on Self-Presentation

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Supplemental Slides

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Elements of the Self

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What Affects Self-Concept?

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Cultural Influences

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Cultural Influences

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More on Self-Concept

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Definition Self

• Self-Efficacy-define• Self-concept• Self-schemas

(what we perceiving ourselves)• Self-reference effect-define• Possible selves (our vision)-define

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