Candidate number: 8184

LILY LAWTONPOOLE HIGH SCHOOL.

MY VIDEO…..

SUB CULTURES.

Sub Cultures exist because humans have a need of belongingand want to be part of a group which share the same values. This clearly shapes there identity.

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THE ROLES WHICH WE ADOPT IN

GROUPS.....

When in different groups it would seem we behave in a way which is suitable to that particular group, or social class.

We can label people according to their perceived social status.

Sub cultures have shared values which can sometimes be stereotyped.

SOCIAL REPRESENTATIONS.

A social representation is a stock of values, ideas, beliefs and practices that are

shared amongst members of groups and communities.

MuscoviciThe theorist Muscovici claims that our idea of

the individual is very much a western creation,

deriving from the western political attitude to

individualism,

I don’t really feel as if I belong to a particular sub culture, this is because I don't

think I have one style of clothing which is stereotyped or well known.

VALUES.

The fashion industry has a major effect on many

individuals. As due to the various advertisements and

celebrities representing certain clothing, it reflects on

society, and results in young girls feeling the need to buy

things of the latest fashion, in order for them to feel

accepted.

Core

self

Open self Hidden self

Blind selfUnknown

self

Contains the

aspects that

you know of

yourself but

keep hidden.

You probably

reveal more of

yourself to

those you

know and like.

The unknown

self supposes

that you have

hidden

depths; the

area of

yourself

known neither

to others or

yourself.

This is not

known to

yourself, but

can

sometimes

be shown to

others.

This is known

to yourself as

well as to

others. The

person who

you are

confident to

be.

Make up is a way of bringing up our

self esteem. It often raises your

confidence, just by having longer eye lashes or having a

darker complexion.

MAKE UP….

MORE PHOTOS …..

Not only do the compliments of others help raise my self-esteem, but so do the brands/labels of clothes I wear. As I would have a

higher self esteem if I was wearing a dress from Topshop rather than Primark, but in reality no one would know where my dress was from

without looking at the label.

CONSUMER FETISHISM…

Dress from

Topshop- £165Similar dress from

Primark-£25

Cooley’s theory ‘The looking glass theory’ this is when the positive and affirmative reactions of others on our particular outfit brings up

your self esteem.

LOOKING GLASS THEORY.

SELF-CONCEPT.

Self-concept consists of three elements:

1. Self-image

2. Ideal-self

3. Self-esteem

The opinion I have of myself is

that I’m hard working and easy

to talk to.

The person I would like

to be, would be

someone with big plans

for the future and had a

good job.

I don’t think I have a low self-esteem,

but then again I wouldn’t think I have a

high self-esteem. Though I am usually

quite confident.

CONCENTRIC CIRCLES MODEL.The public self

The

private

self

Core

self

My public self is the person i feel comfortable to be, when in the company of others I am not familiar with.

I feel as though my private self is the side of my personality I would feel comfortable showing to my family and

close friends.

However my core self is the side to my personality which I do not express to others, and keep it private to myself.

Although in some cases I may not be aware of certain elements of my private self, this cold be a flaw which I am not

consciously aware of.

RELATING MYSELF TO ROGERS

THEORY..

MISTER SIXTIES

FASHION

MASLOW'S HIERARCHY OF NEEDS.

CULTURE

SHAKESPEARE

HIGH CULTURE AND LOW

CULTURE.

Low culture

The reason why many cultural products and practices are seen as low culture, can be due to the fact that they have

not earnt their high value, either because of time, popularity, and even because of it not having any

relevance to that country or expressing a country's beliefs or ‘culture’.