Week 2
ASPECT OF SELF CONCEPT
THEORY
-Self-concept is learned
-Self-concept is organized
-Self-concept is dynamic
THREE COMPONENTS OF
PERSONALITY by Sigmund
Freud
Judgment and -ID
Decision Making: -EGO
-SUPEREGO
[Link] the Problem
[Link] the criteria FIVE DIFFERENT WAYS THAT
necessary to judge INFLUENCED SELF EFFICACY
the multiple options
[Link] the criteria -Performance Experiences
4. Generate -Vicarious Performances
alternatives -Verbal Persuasion
5. Rate each -Imaginal Performances
alternative on each -The Affective states and
Physical Sensation
criterion
6. Compute the
Week 2 Developing the Whole
Person
Lesson 3:Evaluate One’s Personality
Lesson 4:Thoughts, Feelings, and Behaviors in Actual Life Situations
Aspects of Holistic Development
Holistic Development
✓ The PROCESS OF SELF-
ACTUALIZATION
✓ It means the GROWTH OF AN
INDIVIDUAL TOWARD FULFILLMENT
OF THE HIGHEST NEEDS in life.
Physical/Physiological
Development
-This pertains to the MATURING
OF THE BODY AND ITS
SYSTEMS ALONG WITH ITS
FUNCTIONS.
Body Changes
✓ Rapid body growth
✓ Hair growth
✓ Muscle
modification
✓ Body composition
Mental/Cognitive
Development
-This refers to the
INTELLECTUAL CAPACITY OF AN
INDIVIDUAL
-Changes in one’s mental
abilities, learning capacity,
memory, reasoning, thinking
process and language are
evident.
Emotional/Psychological
Development
-It is HOW WE FEEL ABOUT
SOMETHING INTERNALLY
-These changes in the
emotions, feelings, moods and
manner of thinking of a person.
Social
Development
-The manner by which AN
INDIVIDUAL INTERACTS WITH
OTHER INDIVIDUALS OR
GROUPS OF INDIVIDUALS.
--It refers to the learned and
developed ways of behaving in
accordance to social
expectations.
Spiritual
Development
-The attribute of a person’s
consciousness and beliefs,
including the values and
virtues that guide and put
meaning into a person’s life.
Lesson 4: Thoughts, Feelings and
Behaviors in Actual Life Situations
“If you correct your mind, the rest of your life will fall into place.”
Lao Tzu
Evaluate One’s Personality
What Is
Personality
?
Types Meaning
Thoughts What we think
Feelings Our emotions
Behavior What we do
The Cognitive
Triangle
- This refers to a
PSYCHOLOGICAL MODEL
ENCOMPASSING THE
INTERRELATIONSHIPS OF
THOUGHTS, ACTIONS, AND
FEELINGS SURROUNDING AN
EVENT