Psychology & Sociology · Mr. Pankow: Self-Identity & Social Interaction

Question

A child throws a tantrum and a mother gives in and gives the child what he wants. This makes the child more likely to throw tantrums in the future.
This is an example of:
____

Answer

A child throws a tantrum and a mother gives in and gives the child what he wants. This makes the child more likely to throw tantrums in the future.
This is an example of:
Reinforcement-modeling

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____ AKA ____ is how someone thinks about/percieves/evaluates themselves

Self-concept AKA self-identity is ____

The two parts of self concept are ____ and ____

Existential self is ____

Categorical self is the idea that ____

According to carl-rogers , the three components of self-concept include ____, ____, and ____

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