What does extended self theory state? The temporally extended self is
the individual’s own lifestory as he/she knows it, remembers it, tells it, projects it into the future
.
What is the extension of the self?
Developed from psychology and sociology, the concept of self extension means that
an individuals’ concept of his or her own self can extend outside the body
(Belk, 1988).
What are the four levels of the extended self?
What is the importance of extended self?
What is extended self in a digital world?
What is extension in psychology?
n.
the straightening of a joint in a limb (e.g., the elbow joint) so that two parts of the limb (e.g., the forearm and upper arm) are drawn away from each other
.
What is expansion in psychology?
Abstract:
Self-expansion model proposes that people have the motivation to seek to expand the self
(i.e. people seek to enhance their potential self-efficacy by expanding themselves). Self-expansion model emphasizes that self-expansion motivation is a central human motivation.
Which of the following is a level of a person’s extended self?
One of the most important levels of the extended self is the
family level
. The symbolic self -completion theory suggests that people who have an incomplete self-definition will tend to complete this identity by buying products that are associated or symbolic of their self-definition.
Who pioneered the extended self?
The idea of the extended self can be traced to
William James
[2] and his 1890 Principles of Psychology.
How does Freud’s theory apply to consumer behavior?
How does Freud’s theory apply to consumer behavior?
It highlights the consumer’s ability to identify his/her motivation when choosing a product
. It eliminates the connection between product symbolism and motivation. It suggests people can verbalize their latent desires.
What is possessions and the extended self?
How does material self affect a person?
How do you think material possessions can contribute to the development of your self-identity?
In their functional roles, possessions
give the user control over an experience
. In contrast, in their symbolic roles, possessions symbolize and reflect personal characteristics as well as group affiliation. James (1890) suggested that a person will become whatever s/he can call his/her own.
What is sharing in digital self?
Sharing’ as it relates to the online environment is underconceptualized, and yet has been proposed as
a means for understanding how individuals negotiate everyday privacy
. To explore this possibility, we gather reader comments to online news accounts, as these offer an opportunity for observing everyday discourse.
What is dematerialization in digital self?
The term was an attempt at explaining why “
knowingly or unknowingly, intentionally or unintentionally, we regard our possessions as part of ourselves
.” Possessions were one of the many ways we constructed an extended self, Belk argued.
What does ought self mean?
in analyses of self-concept,
a mental representation of a set of attributes that one is obligated to possess according to social norms or one’s personal responsibilities
.
What is an example of overextension?
What is an example of logical extension?
What is replication with extension?
Which of the following is an example of self-expansion theory?
Other examples of self-expansion include
learning a language
, taking a class, dipping your toe into a new hobby, tasting a different type of dish, or enjoying an engaging discussion.
What do you mean by expansion?
What is at the core of the self-expansion theory of romantic love?
Abstract. It is commonly believed that passionate love diminishes over time even as companionate love may grow. According to the self-expansion model (Aron and Aron (1986) Love and the expansion of the self:
Understanding attraction and satisfaction
.
Are we what we own meaning?
Which type of possession is most central to our sense of self?
Abstract
.
Possessions
are central to our sense of self. For better or for worse, our possessions help to tangibilize our past, our present, and perhaps our future.
Which of the following is are characteristic of self concept?
The self-concept is a knowledge representation that contains knowledge about us, including
our beliefs about our personality traits, physical characteristics, abilities, values, goals, and roles, as well as the knowledge that we exist as individuals
.
Who is stated the saying we are what we have and what we possess?
As Tuan argues, “Our fragile sense of self needs support, and this we get by having and possessing things because, to a large degree, we are what we have and possess” (1980, p. 472). That we are what we have (e.g.,
Van Esterick
1986; Feirstein 1986; Rosenbaum 1972) is perhaps.
What are the components of material self?
Who developed the concept of digital self?
Self-determination theory (SDT), first introduced by psychologists
Richard Ryan and Eduard Deci
in the 1980s, and further developed through the 1990s and 2000s, has been largely influential in shaping the concept of self-determination in the field of psychology.
What is our self-concept?
Who developed extended self?
What do you mean by self identity?
Self-identity is a concept in psychology and sociology. An individual’s identity is
the identity they form about themselves, affected by various factors, such as self-esteem, one’s social identity, and the roles which one plays in their society
.
