Self concept, self identity, and social identity | Individuals and Society | MCAT | Khan Academy

[@lilychoppy5792]

Thank you so much for this! I was on the verge of tears when I found this I was so happy! You explain everything so much better than my lecturer and I’m so grateful you made these videos thank you!!

[@kingstreasure7822]

so true

[@MykGerard]

Great vid, you need a pop screen on your mic though.

[@arianeflytrap4141]

"They're not tired all the time" and I snicker

[@pranaymishra813]

Oh the accuracy

[@Merriwen]

I'm feeling your pain, lol

[@aryaparekh1854]

Us moment bro

[@tamistone2632]

Also self concept comes in stages with one stage the development of language which gives us memory m a traditional type of memory. This is from stages of development from Erick Erickson and peatcha

[@hasanaskari690]

Great video, kinda late, but in case people watch this vid again. I want to add a little on carl rogers's perspective on the aspects of self concept, the relationship between self image and ideal self dictates our current selt-esteem. So the farther they are the worse our self esteem would be and vice versa.

[@z0uLess]

6:35 I am not so sure that all humans categorize. We know that some autistic individuals are really good at "neutrally" seeing things less personal/empathetic, less anthropocentric and, in a way, less holistically. They seem to view more detail instead of using this system1 kind of gut feeling about the social world. The idea is that they get overwhelmed by information because they cant chunk information in the same way that others do by categorization.

[@marsship921]

Damn, maybe i am autistic.

[@z0uLess]

@@marsship921 maybe. be warned tho, I am not a health professional, I am a sociologist with autism with some background in psychology.

[@iridiculose1767]

I respect your idea that not all humans categorize things or people. However, the thing you said about some people/individuals with autism really intrigues me. Because I think the narrator of the video is pointing out things generally, not considering those who have medical conditions, especially with the people with autism. I'm not saying that they are different from normal people. Generally, it's just that some of them are gifted, and some of them suffer from many difficulties. . . . I'm not a professional person nor a critique person, I'm just a simple guy living in a simple life.

[@Bill0102]

I'm immersed in this. I read a book with a similar theme, and I was completely immersed. "The Art of Saying No: Mastering Boundaries for a Fulfilling Life" by Samuel Dawn

[@johnamponsah2447]

This clears everything thank you

[@technoshrink]

Can you please turn up the volume? I have it on full blast and can barely hear it

[@tebogoqueen7318]

I thought is my laptop it helped to go check comments

[@darkmeraldpvp6531]

I just wanna say congrats for the people reached this Deepness on the mind to find these kind of Video topics which normal people couldn't find or Understand

[@Steffieriv]

I’ve found this information to be very informative. Thanks for sharing.

[@LaithSalim]

thank you so much ! you're a life saver i will have no problems with my research about language and identity

[@lrzaayeva2228]

i like that video, thanks it helps me, i hope i pass my exam 🙏🏻💗

[@lmstevenson99]

Hey just a friendly reminder that youtube has subtitles and they seem to be spot on.

[@ed1019-h8o]

Regarding social identity people with well developed senses of self-concept don't identify with one group such as a faith based fringe group, but they are very well socialized and mix with many personalities and groups, nor can they due to their well developed self-worth be intimidated or look to join one dominant group to feel a sense of belonging and self-worth as they feel very content with whom they are, and an internal sense of belonging within themselves, with feelings of wholeness and complete.

[@jamesquay0]

Yes, but at the same time they have adopted this mode of being by identifying with it as a possibility by seeing it in respected others.

[@celsoch]

The link to prejudice by the end is a really nice observation

[@CosmicMetallMusic9919]

Self identity is a necessary myth beyond life and death what we tell yourself by others around us? If I'm right so not having self identity or identity lead to something maybe pressure by society or even death from people. I still think about these concepts and have a lot of thoughts

[@tamistone2632]

No self concept until the mirror stage , separating from care giver around 2 years.

[@marcpadilla1094]

I can't be reading and listening at the same time. Multitasking means everything gets done half ass rather than focus on one thing or another.

[@lego.enthusiast1]

I had to watch this video in health class. It was good thanks!

[@mentalhealth.forhappylife]

Was really helpful thank you souch

[@ginavillaflor8867]

Great video! thanks you for sharing

[@youtubecomments2740]

Quiet video

[@case-trishamedina739]

my book brings me here ☺️❤️

[@hafsashoukat901]

How to create this type of video?

[@memetica]

Everything in nature os shoved by something else flowers dont grow... The light from the sun pulls membranes. And soil and variois nutrients dictate its flourishment or decay

[@darronlt81]

Thank you, that was exactly what was needed.

[@nandinidash2203]

One needs to build his or her own identity. ​@​​

[@astherquierre6086]

Great video, I have the same interests in sharing... tnx for additional understanding of self

[@gursahibsingh2045]

well explained

[@jordansoondar4975]

really enjoy the video, I particular the connections and the process you had used to explain this concept and theory. thank you!

[@jamesclark2340]

Is there a theory that would argue that our actions within a category precede our self-identification? The video states that we begin to act like a student if we categorize ourselves as a student, but is there an idea that because we do things like go to class, we identify ourselves as a student?

[@marhan235]

Hi Shreena, great presentation! I learned a lot. What program did you use to present? I love all the great colors!

[@petersaputra784]

why does self esteem need to come from favorable position from others? why can't it be from our appreciation towards ourself? i personally think self esteem is something internal and feeling more favoraby than others is just a pride

[@reneet.newell8481]

it can and if you’re introverted and you exist more internally and love and appreciate that then there ya have it ❤️‍🔥

[@ichoffski4707]

People love to conform and to be judged as adequate, correct and competent by others.

[@petersaputra784]

@@ichoffski4707 ofc, but it's not safe nor right to build your home in someone else's land

[@ichoffski4707]

@@petersaputra784 That's just how we are.

[@petersaputra784]

@@ichoffski4707 that's just too narrow minded

[@共想文化]

i thought my ears are broken.anyway great vid!

[@palechotv2256]

! avenLue 😂😂😂

[@ankursrivastava8033]

Excellent

[@saredapared7552]

Hi what is adaptational function of social Self in social psychology.?

[@ElloBoppit]

Great video, however it needs the audio to be cleaned up, lots of background noise/distortions.

[@starboy2013]

Great work...

[@mariaquintero824]

I'm taking psychology 101. i would like to know, what is the best selfsteem theory that convinced you??

[@athread9754]

Why is it relevant to form and understand properly your self-concept? Please help me. Thank you so much.

[@blessedman1812]

It contains very good information, but the video is not of good quality. if you could record it agin with better sound and images, I belief it would add value of what you are trying to share. Blessings!

[@bn3237]

such a good video, but the vibrating noise in the background is really challenging to listen through.

[@starryevebautista1253]

group identity and its impact to self-awareness?

[@aps-pictures9335]

Very out-dated terms, too loose and vague. Just a heads-up for any students watching!

[@rujurumuramchiary7817]

Under

[@BluntSteak]

Plosives from speaker are a little distracting. Pop filter might help, just some advice.

[@nelsonavestruz4161]

Is the Self, Identity, and Self-Concept can be fixed in one time frame?

[@Ameera2532]

This video is really good!!!

[@neuronneuron3645]

Is the list of categories infinite?

[@AshuChaurasiya_super_66666]

Something any AI tools for janerateg to other language i don't understand properly 😢

[@pbasswil]

Great content, insight, point of view. But your audio kind of sabotages it. Even single words are fading in and out; and the overall volume is too low. Please look into getting a dedicated mic - even a $100 investment (and an hour of googling How to improve audio) could give your vids perfectly acceptable, semi-pro level sound. For minimal fuss and best bang for buck, I suggest a USB dynamic mic, like maybe a Samson Q2U with a foam pop filter.

[@camilleloredo9580]

Are self concept and self identity are the same?

[@vanillacupcake6790]

the audio on this vid is SO low. i can barely hear it at max volume

[@marcpadilla1094]

Tell me who I am. Am I good or bad.

[@michalchik]

Bad Sound. Uneven volume. Whistles, background hum

[@kiranjoshi560]

not clear voice

[@dafreak9332]

Can you just speak a bit loudly because i cant hear a thing

[@eedsyoudsy2823]

my god will someone get her a pop filter

[@shawnlimji-hao7601]

Anyone can help with psychology assignment

[@jihan5945]

then what if we're tired all the time?

[@ichoffski4707]

Maybe you've developed apathy. Low self-esteem could lead to that.

[@iamnoone1238]

oh my god the mic and this video has no pictures its so hard to understand

[@yeaitsjustme8928]

I almost lost my mind trying to listen to this😂

[@nandinidash5915]

Would you like to rate yourself from 1 to 10 about your awareness OF SELF-IDENTITY? kzbin.info/www/bejne/gaClqaBme6-Mabc

[@sofilu5194]

Any ARMYs here?

[@lady33357]

You need closed captioning for this video smh

[@kritkhemka2712]

I m always tired

[@karenburnett7691]

Can't hear speaker or see instructor

[@glittercupkate]

Audio is strange on this video....not ideal - quite distracting

[@RevoOnRev1337]

???

[@akkir6707]

I have a impromptu speech later about psychology

[@lilj1t]

Get a poop screen for your mic

[@smivlibee5936]

wosh 58 videos? lol fujck

[@andrewdizenzojhu]

This video made no sense and was terribly organized

[@gredystar8333]

as someone studying human communication it actually makes a lot of sense if you have a basic foundation. if you didn't understand is because you haven't read a single thing about the topic and expected to understand a very wide concept from a 10 minute video...

[@andrewdizenzojhu]

Well KA's job is to condense that wide concept into a 10 minute video. That's the reason I watch their videos, I don't have time to read for several hours about this single topic. There are hundreds of items like this topic on the MCAT there's not enough time to do all that.

[@greysongan3410]

Andrew Diz that’s unfortunate then. Reading is the only way. These are only meant to be supplemental.

[@iamwhoeveryousayiam688]

I'm sorry but your analysis of how a toddler views the World and itself within the World is false. A child at that age interacts within the environment but does not gain an identity from it.Please read a book on self identity. I would go further into detail but I have a class in this room with me and was going to use this video as an educational tool until I watched it. I'm sorry

[@violinsheetmusicblog]

+Jarid Myers lol It depends which theory you're talking about. There are many different theories about how we gain self-identity, and not one is 100% right.

[@hooovysandwitch43]

I don't care

[@lovaticbaerockin7217]

hooovy sandwitch Same bro

[@shadi489]

what about a delusional belief like i think i dont exit and i am just a 3 way opinion interaction between my step moms nephew and her sister this people r for ever in my head i feel they live in my head i know ther is no one in my head but this delusion has swallowed my whole mind i live in this lens how do i free myself ?