UTS 2

Separate, Self-contained and Independent, Consistent, Unitary, Private.

5 characteristics of the self according to Stevens (1996).

separate

the self is distinct and different from other selves; no two individuals are alike.

self-contained and independent

The self can exist on its own, with its own thoughts and characteristics, without needing other selves.

consistent

It refers to the enduring personality traits and characteristics of the self that persist over time.

'unitary'

means the self acts as the center of all experiences and thoughts of an individual.

private'

It signifies that the self processes information and emotions internally, inaccessible to others.

CULTURE

encompasses the ways of life, including arts, beliefs, and institutions of a population, passed down through generations.

cultural universals.

are patterns or traits that are globally common to all societies, such as the family unit.

A break-up of a relationship or deceit.

yellow flowers symbolize in russia

It is considered an insult to the host, implying you dislike the meal.

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Social organization, customs and traditions, language, religion, art and literature, forms of government, economic systems.

seven sets of culture

Charles Cooley

proposed the looking glass theory

How do values shape a society?

By suggesting what is good and bad, beautiful and ugly, sought or avoided.

Preparatory stage, play stage, game stage, and the generalized other

stages of development according to mead

pre-conventional

Young children experience the world through their senses and do not yet understand societal rules.

conventional stage

Youngsters become aware of others' feelings and consider them in moral decisions.

post-conventional stage

Individuals think of morality in abstract terms and universal principles.