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Sally Vargas
on Nov 16, 2024
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As you walk into your classroom,you notice that all of the other students are traditional students and you are not! This is an example of:
A) a sense of solo status.
B) having a social role.
C) the looking-glass self.
D) a reflected appraisal.
Solo Status
The situation in which an individual is the only representative of their social group in a specific context, often increasing visibility and pressure on the individual.
Social Role
Expected patterns of behavior associated with individuals occupying particular positions or statuses within a group or society.
- Recognize the role that social comparisons and reflected appraisals play in forming one's self-concept and affecting their self-esteem.
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Learning Objectives
- Recognize the role that social comparisons and reflected appraisals play in forming one's self-concept and affecting their self-esteem.
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