VALED 1

What is the Perceived Self composed of?

• Set of self-cognitions regarding one's traits, competencies, and values

• Set of self-cognitions regarding one's social media presence

• Set of self-cognitions regarding one's hobbies and interests

• Set of self-cognitions regarding one's physical appearance

How is the Perceived Self reinforced?

• Through isolation

• Through feedback

• Through imitation

• Through competition

What determines the standard to measure the ideal self?

• Level of education

• Type of feedback received

• Number of friends

• Amount of money earned

What does the Ideal Self represent?

• Set of fears and insecurities

• Set of past achievements

• Set of traits, competencies, and values an individual would like to possess

• Set of physical possessions

What has been suggested as the basis of the ideal self?

• Social media followers

• Material possessions

• External opinions and judgments

• Internalized competencies and values

According to Bandura (1986), what serves as an internal standard for behavior?

• Media influence

• Peer pressure

• External rewards

• Internalized competencies and values

What type of competencies and values are suggested as the basis of the ideal self?

• Internalized competencies and values

• External criticisms

• Superficial qualities

• Temporary trends

What reinforces the Perceived Self through feedback?

• Number of likes on social media

• Type of feedback

• Level of education

• Amount of money earned

What is the standard to measure the ideal self determined by?

• Social media presence

• Type of feedback received

• Number of followers

• Physical appearance

What does the Ideal Self represent in terms of traits, competencies, and values?

• Set an individual is indifferent towards

• Set an individual would like to possess

• Set an individual currently possesses

• Set an individual dislikes