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Exam study guide EXAM Study Guide page DEFs short answers bonus question can answer by drawing upon Clybourne Park WOOD PG - Woody from Toy Story Symbolic interaction View of communication that ? ?? Sees language and communication as actively shaping our

EXAM Study Guide page DEFs short answers bonus question can answer by drawing upon Clybourne Park WOOD PG - Woody from Toy Story Symbolic interaction View of communication that ? ?? Sees language and communication as actively shaping our experiences of world ?? Sees communication as a form of action ? Recognizes that humans are highly individual actors AND social beings ? Each of us is unique yet we are all members of a common society Communication and the Development of Selfhood ??The self ? o Basic nature ??Self ? ??Self-concept ? Symbolic interactionists prefer ??Self-concept ? literally means concept of self which implies only cognitive activity ??Self ? isn ? t restricted to cognition but includes behaviors and feelings about self ??Self-concept ? seems to suggest a static relatively unchanging view of self generally considered stable ??Self ? is constantly in process always changing becoming ??Self ? ??Term to refer to an individual ? s ongoing interpretation and organization of experiences used to direct personal thought and action ??Central to human interaction and social life links individuals and guides our actions ??Not aspect of person but the core of an individual ??behaviors feelings goals o Two Fundamental Ideas regarding ??Self ? ??Self-as-object ? The concept where the person expressing an idea is the same entity as the object to which that idea refers We can stand outside and look at ourselves like we would look at any other object We are both the subjects and the objects of experience Monitoring A process in which we observe and regulate our attitudes and behaviors and then decide to modify ? Often unaware of it yet makes communication more e ?ective ? Possible because we can look at ourselves as objects Dual perspective The recognition of someone else ? s perspective in addition to your own ? Allows us to acknowledge the POV held by others we interact with and integrate with them to enhance communication ? We can stand outside of ourselves to consider another perspective like looking at self as object leads you to reconsider and evaluate C ??Self as I ME ? Two aspects that provide a view of self as both individual actor and socially conscious re ector I actor doer plans and enacts behaviors spontaneous impulsive ??Individual creative self ME thinker evaluator re ects on I ? s activities sensitive to social rules othrs ??Social analytical self I and ME interact to design behavior that meets I ? s goals but is moderated by ME ? s sense of what is appropriate complementary forces BREN I Self-consciousness aware we exist ME Object aware others see us react to us o Intellectual ideas o Spiritual values o Material has clothes things decorates belongings ? Appearance hair body language design clothes shoes ? Possessions cars phones house location look ? Associations Facebook friends organizations in Can communicate with non-communication Wood ? s propositions about self The Self Arises in Communication with Others ?? infants others interact with us tell