Self

Locke's 1694 theory of self _________also divided inner and outer actions and his work led to a_____view of the self as a natural observable phenomenon,a universal,generalised self that was self conciousand integrated eg seperated from the social

Locke's notion of self awareness led to _____________ idea of a double self ,the ____________ .I is the singular individual the agent in agency structure dualism,me is the self produced by the social influences of other gazes - positioned by social structures

_______________wanted to strengthen the ego-self in the face of what he regarded as 'distorting influences' of ______________

Rogers regards feelings as the_____________ of person hood.A _______________preoccupation with self_

____________ involves the bracketing/withholding our __________ and assumptions so as to focus on the primary data of experience

_________________ is the avoidance of prioritising one thing over another

Husserl;- The self of_______________ is constantly and actively making meaning of experience

_______ argued that a person can only truly know what he/she can experience________

Huussurl- ''-----------''( being in the world).__________-selves are inseparable from their worlds and focus on the subjective ''lived'' experience

Simon Charlesworth uses the phenomenological method to conduct research into ________ class experience.He wanted an approach that could covey the impact of _____________on peoples thoughts,feeling and experiences- how they have unconsciously learned to'' be in the world'' (incarnate subjectivity)

Turp (2004) ''_____self worth'' Self reports rely on self knowledge but observations can reveal how -------------- inter subjectivity is a key process in the development of self

The pleased and proud responses of _______ Esther imply she is in the process of introjecting a good object as she feels pleasure in her _____________ pleasure in her