PSYC14H3 Chapter Notes - Chapter 6: Statistical Hypothesis Testing, Conscientiousness, Factor Analysis
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Independent view of self: experience as self-contained and exists as a relatively coherent and inviolate entity. Vanessa lee pack: independent selves tend to be viewed as distinct, autonomous entities whose identities are grounded in a variety of internal components features and who interact with other similarly independent entities. Interdependent selves consist largely of nodes within networks of individuals tied together by specific relationships whose identities are grounded in those relationships, Suggests that chinese representations for themselves and for their mothers are not that distinct and both reflect on the self-concept. Relations with ingroups and outgroups: people with independent selves have a rather permeable boundary between their ingroups and outgroups, whereas people with interdependent selves have a more clear cut boundary between these groups. Rare for an outgroup member to become part of the valued ingroup. One set of studies found that asian americans were more accurate than.
