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    The document discusses real self and ideal self. Real self refers to how one actually thinks, feels, looks and acts, and can be seen by others. Ideal self refers to how one wants to be, based on influences like parents and admired people. Reflection notes real and ideal selves have different meanings and recognizing one's real self is important for growth, as psychologists like Rogers and James have discussed.

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    The document discusses real self and ideal self. Real self refers to how one actually thinks, feels, looks and acts, and can be seen by others. Ideal self refers to how one wants to be, based on influences like parents and admired people. Reflection notes real and ideal selves have different meanings and recognizing one's real self is important for growth, as psychologists like Rogers and James have discussed.

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    Definition: Talakayan/PISADA

    For me the real self is who we actually are. It is how we think, how we feel, look, and act. The
    real self can be seen by others, but because we have no way of truly knowing how others view
    Real Self
    us, the real self is our self-image. In this we can express our own opinion, own perspective,
    own decision. I don’t have to hide my real self by others want to see me. It’s tiring and it gives
    me anxious every time they want me to do that I don’t want to. I want to express my want and
    don’ts by using my real self.

    The ideal self for me is how we want to be. It is an idealized image that we have developed
    over time, based on what we have learned and experienced. The ideal self could include
    Ideal Self components of what our parents have taught us, what we admire in others, and what we think
    is in our best interest. Ideal self is we want to be in real life by watching or learning by
    television and our parents. They influenced us by what they doing and we want to experience
    what they do to others. Because Ideal self-form the word “ideal” it is like we want to look like
    what your idol figure
    Pagninilay / Reflection: My reflection for real self and ideal self is they have different meaning and situations. It is also
    help to us recognized what we truly we are. William James, like some other well-known
    philosophers, has a theory about the self-that’s also divided into two categories. He divides the
    self into two categories: "me-self" and "I-self." It's easy to keep up with William James'
    concept of "self as knower and self as known." After all, the distinction between self and self is
    made in terms of I and me, which is in some ways common-sense.

    On the other hand, Carl Rogers, a human psychologist, implify that for a person to “grow” ,
    they need an environment that provides them with openness and self-disclosure, acceptance ,
    and empathy. I believed that for a person to achieve self-actualization they must be in a state of
    congruence. To know their real self what is their ideal self-want

    Mga Katanungan / Questions (Optional)

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