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No. Psychologist Perspective About The Self Personal Experience On Each Perspective 1 Abraham Maslow

The document outlines various psychological perspectives on the self, including theories from Maslow, Rogers, James, and others. Each perspective is accompanied by a personal experience that illustrates the theory in practice. The insights reflect how personal growth, self-concept, and moral development shape individual identity.

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No. Psychologist Perspective About The Self Personal Experience On Each Perspective 1 Abraham Maslow

The document outlines various psychological perspectives on the self, including theories from Maslow, Rogers, James, and others. Each perspective is accompanied by a personal experience that illustrates the theory in practice. The insights reflect how personal growth, self-concept, and moral development shape individual identity.

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Psychologist Perspective about the self Personal experience on each


perspective
1 Abraham Maslow The self seeks to meet Learning taekwondo helped me
needs, moving toward grow physically and mentally as I
self-actualization. worked toward personal goals.

2 Carl Rogers The self is shaped by I felt confident competing in


self-concept and fruit shake contests and
unconditional positive taekwondo tournaments
regard. because my mom and family
supported me.

3 William James The self has two I think I’m friendly, but others
aspects: “I” (subjective) find me intimidating or
and “Me” (objective unapproachable.
roles).

4 Edward Tory Higgins The self is shaped by I felt stressed when I didn’t
actual, ideal, and ought achieve the score I expected on
selves, causing conflicts. a quiz.

5 Daniel M. Ogilvie The self is built from Growing up without a “golden


personal narratives and spoon” made me learn to be
life stories. thrifty and manage money well.

6 Sigmund Freud The self is driven by the I often struggle to avoid


id (instincts), ego procrastination despite knowing
(rationality), and I should focus on my tasks.
superego (morality).

7 Erik Erikson The self develops During high school, I explored


through stages, such as my interests by joining sports
identity vs. role team, which helped me discover
confusion in my strengths and passion.
adolescence.

8 Jean Piaget The self grows through I improved my critical thinking


cognitive stages, skills when solving math
learning logic and problems and analyzing
abstract thought. literature in school, which
helped me think more logically.
9 Lawrence Kohlberg The self grows morally, During an argument, I had the
from self-interest to chance to insult someone back,
ethical principles. but I chose to stay calm and
walk away. I understood that
true strength lies in self-control
and avoiding unnecessary
conflicts.

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