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     • The Mutable Self, according to Vedanta, highlights the transient nature of identity in contrast to the supreme Self. It encompasses the changing states of consciousness experienced by the Self, including sleeping, waking, and dreaming.
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   Is the self-concept stable?

   • Many theories suggest that the self-concept is quite stable (although our actions may deviate quite a bit from our self-concept). And we prefer it this way (Epstein, 1973). We want to think of ourselves as consistent, and the idea that our self could change radically across time or situations can be stressful and disconcerting.

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   What is a self-concept?

   • There are a lot of parts to synthesize. So some people theorize the self-concept is something like the glue that holds all the pieces together or a mental map that shows how different parts relate to one another. As we grow older and experience new things, these individual pieces of our personality change and evolve.

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   Does self-concept change with social role?

   • Our 'self' then changes depending on which social role we're playing. For example, our self-concept may be different in the context of our romantic relationship than it is when we are at work. And we may have other self-concepts when are with our parents or with our friends. Does Self-Concept Hold Together The Personality?

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   What role does the self-concept play in your personality?

   • As we grow older and experience new things, these individual pieces of our personality change and evolve. So the self-concept has another role to play—it helps integrate new pieces into the whole. The self-concept may also determine which new aspects of personality are acceptable.

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   How do you think of self-concept?

   • We can think of self-concept like it is a theory we have about ourselves. The more nuanced and detailed the theory, the better it is. That means the more awareness we have about our emotions, characteristics, values, needs, beliefs, etc..., the better we'll understand ourselves.

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   What aspects of self-concept play a bigger role in well-being?

   • In addition to the aspects described above, there are other aspects of self-concept that may play a bigger role in well-being. These include: Self-image. The way you see yourself. Self-esteem (or self-worth). The extent to which you value yourself or believe you have worth. Ideal-self. The vision you have of your best self.

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3. psycnet.apa.org › record › 1979/13500/000The mutable self: A self concept for social change. - APA PsycNet

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   Presents a new theory of the "mutable" self (self as process rather than object), and argues that rapidly accelerating social change can influence its development. Previous theories and definitions of self are discussed and suggestions for the growth of the mutable self proposed.

   • Author: Louis A. Zurcher

   • Publish Year: 1977

4. www.wisdomlib.org › concept › mutable-selfMutable Self: Significance and symbolism - Wisdom Library

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   The Mutable Self, according to Vedanta, highlights the transient nature of identity in contrast to the supreme Self. It encompasses the changing states of consciousness experienced by the Self, including sleeping, waking, and dreaming.

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6. www.semanticscholar.org › paper › The-Mutable-Self:-AThe Mutable Self: A Self-Concept for Social Change

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   The Mutable Self: A Self-Concept for Social Change. L. Zurcher. Published 1977. Sociology, Education. `This book will be widely read. One of the most useful aspects is Zurcher's comprehensive survey of theories of human development and social change.

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   Dec 11, 2019 · The mutable self : a self-concept for social change. by. Zurcher, Louis A. Publication date. 1977. Topics. personality, persoonlijkheid, social change, sociale verandering, social development, sociale ontwikkeling, identity, identiteit, Sociale psychologie, Social Psychology, Social change, Self, Changement social, Moi (Psychologie), Sozialer ...

8. www.berkeleywellbeing.com › self-conceptSelf-Concept: Definition, Examples, & Psychology Theories

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   What is the self-concept? Where does it come from and what are the different pieces of self-concept, according to psychological theories? Find the answers here.

9. journals.sagepub.com › doi › fullTHE MUTABLE SELF: A SELF-CONCEPT FOR SOCIAL CHANGE Louis A ...

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   The Effect of Personal Growth and Assertive Training Classes on Female Sex-Role Self-Concept

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    The Mutable Self: A Self-Concept for Social Change. Louis A. Zurcher. SAGE Publications, 1977 - Psychology - 279 pages. `This book will be widely read. One of the most useful aspects is Zurcher's...