Self-Concept II & Gender Development

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Self-Identification

Development of personal identity in toddlers.

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Attachment Quality

Influence of caregiver relationships on self-concept.

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Looking-Glass Self

Self-concept shaped by others' perceptions.

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Symbolic Thought

Cognitive ability to use symbols for representation.

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Symbolic Play

Imaginative play assigning new meanings to objects.

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Categorical Self

Identification based on physical traits and possessions.

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Emergence of Categorical Self

Awareness of differences among individuals.

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Private Self

Personal identity distinct from public perception.

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Public Self

Identity shaped by social interactions and perceptions.

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Theory of Mind

Understanding mental states in oneself and others.

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Brain-ToM Model

Specific brain maturation linked to theory of mind.

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ToM Deficits

Impaired theory of mind in neurodevelopmental disorders.

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Self-Concept Evolution

Shift from external attributes to inner qualities.

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Identity Crisis

Conflicting self-perceptions during adolescence.

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Self-Esteem

Evaluation of personal worth based on self-concept.

<p>Evaluation of personal worth based on self-concept.</p>
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Attachment Style Influence

Secure attachment leads to positive self-evaluation.

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Inflated Self-Perception

Overestimation of abilities in young children.

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Peer Assessment

Social competencies rated by classmates' perceptions.

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Gender Typing

Acquisition of culturally appropriate gender roles.

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Expressive Role

Cultural expectation for females to nurture and cooperate.

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Instrumental Role

Cultural expectation for males to provide and protect.

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Gender Stereotypes

Cultural beliefs about differences between genders.

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Nurture Influence

Parental expectations shaping children's gender identity.

<p>Parental expectations shaping children's gender identity.</p>
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Gender Consistency

Understanding of stable gender identity over time.

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Gender Segregation

Preference for same-sex playmates in early childhood.

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Vocal Pitch Discrimination

Infants distinguish between male and female voices.

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David Reimer Case

Nature vs. nurture debate in gender identity development.

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