CMN 1148 Lecture Notes - Lecture 4: Multinational Corporation, 6 Years, Ingratiation
20 Apr 2016
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Identity: characteristics that allow others to recognize us: may contain elements not part of our self-concept, and our self-concept may contain components not part of our identity. Your public or presenting self, which includes characteristics that allow others to recognize your: physical (appearance and athletic abilities, social (competence in relationships, academic (intellectual qualities, emotional (qualities are feelings) Multiple identities related to roles: e. g. , university student, daughter, son, hockey player, friend, employee, activist, etc. Our multiple identities have a collective dimension we share parts of our identities with groups, but sometimes they come into conflict with each other: gender identities. Characteristics we share with others of a particular gender. This is based off the bem sex-role inventory which allows our peers to rely on gender displays to know how to interact with us: ethnic and racial identities. Ethnic identity: the extent to which we identify with/connect to others who share our ancestry.
