Asked by maram addams on May 25, 2024

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When Tom says that 'information about the self is stored in context-specific nodes':

A) he is talking nonsense.
B) the topic in question is the ideal self.
C) you agree, but point out that Skinner said it first.
D) Tom's framework relates to self-schemas.

Self-Schemas

Cognitive structures representing one's beliefs and feelings about oneself in specific domains, guiding how we process self-related information.

Context-Specific Nodes

Elements or points within a network that are defined or activated by the particular context or environment in which they are situated.

Ideal Self

An individual's concept of how they would like to be, embodying their aspirations, goals, and values.

  • Differentiate among various theories and models pertinent to self-concept and identity, including social comparison, self-discrepancy, regulatory focus, self-schemas, and self-enhancement.
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Rachel ZayrahMay 25, 2024
Final Answer :
D
Explanation :
Tom's statement aligns with the concept of self-schemas, which are cognitive representations of our experiences, traits, and abilities, organized in a way that information about the self is stored in specific, context-related nodes or categories.