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My two favorite artists right now are Rex Orange County and Tyler The Creator. My favorite band is Grouplove.

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One of my all time favorite shows is Modern Family. I don't think i've ever laughed so hard watching a series before.

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I have a lot of films that I really like but if I had to talk about one that I really like I would talk about We Bought a Zoo. I've loved this movie for years and I think its so cool. I also just watched Marriage story that stars Scarlett too and it was amazing.

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The Perks of Being a Wallflower has been my favorite book for so long. One of my favorite quotes from the book that i'll never forget is "we accept the love we think we deserve."

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Assumptions, Authority, Bias (see self serving bias)

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Assumptions, Authority, Bias (see self serving bias)

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The self serving bias comes down to seeing yourself in a favorable way. Seeing yourself the way you hope others see you as well.

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We are all human and are all made to be very similar. Although, the way everyone processes things and perceives things is different. We are who we wish to be and we see what we wish to see. We are wired to think differently.

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Personality and dispositional vs. situational factors

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Personality and dispositional vs. situational factors

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Dispositional factors are things like individual personality traits, temperament, and genetics. Situational factors is the environment and your surroundings. These both highly affect who you are and how you are perceived since it all comes down to who you want to be and where you are learning.

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Schema theory is how we organize everything we know into categories in our brains. I think the way we categorize everything we know also does determine who we become.

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From what I understood of this, the Sociometer theory of self-esteem determines others perceptions of us and how it affects our self esteem. Like I said before, I think that the way people think of us is a big part of who we end up being and i think it also makes a lot of sense that it would influence our self esteem.

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Our emotions also play a big role into how we perceive things and who we become. If you are happy with others you will be perceived as happy. The emotions you show towards others make up who you are.

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Role of language in influencing your thinking

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Role of language in influencing your thinking

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As a bilingual, both Spanish and English show me how to perceive things differently. If I'm thinking in Spanish, I will most likely end up perceiving something differently than if I had perceived it in English. I have different values in both languages.

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I think this theory shows how we tend to pay attention to certain things at a time and perceive them the way we want to later turn into memories.

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How others perceive us plays a role (are we funny, or do we think we are funny because of feedback?)

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How others perceive us plays a role (are we funny, or do we think we are funny because of feedback?)

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I think how others perceive us makes up who we are. We learn from others and we surround ourselves with people who think like-mindedly and even pick up things from them. We wouldn't be anyone if no one had perceptions of who we are. In the end we just end up being our own perceptions of others and the things around us.

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How we gain knowledge of ourselves (through history? psychology? Memories?

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How we gain knowledge of ourselves (through history? psychology? Memories?

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I think we gain knowledge of ourselves through many different things. Memories, history and psychology all take part of us learning new things and applying them to who we think we are. We are constantly changing and therefore becoming someone different every second.

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This also connects to how we find friends and join groups. We determine beliefs and close relationships which end up shaping who we want to be or how we want to be perceived by others. We are conscious beings and we determine who we want to be based off of how we want to be percieved.

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I think its a fact that we all know when we imagine something, it isn't really real. This means imagination is just us perceiving things we like or want and even ends up shaping our perceptions of who we are.

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Narrating vs. Experiencing self (google)

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Narrating vs. Experiencing self (google)

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From what I understood of this, the narrating self is when you tell a memory or a past experience and the experiencing self is when you are in the moment. I think when we experience something, we are still determining how we want to perceive the moment and if we decide to turn it to long term memory, we decide how we want to remember it.

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How we are members of, and are shaped by group memberships

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How we are members of, and are shaped by group memberships

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We end up making groups of friends and join different clubs based off of the things we like and people we are somewhat similar to. I think we may never completely know who we are but we have a pretty accurate idea of what that may be. Which is why we manage to find people who are like us.

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How memory is reconstructive and prone to error

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How memory is reconstructive and prone to error

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I learned in my psychology class that memory can be reconstructed. When you remember something you remember it based off how you perceived it and what you were told about it. The study we saw in class to support this is a study by Loftus and Palmer. These psychologists successfully reconstructed people's memories of an event by using key words when interviewing. Therefore, we can never be sure if our memories are truly accurate and all the memories that make up who we are, are flawed. So, we can never really know who we are, we just know altered versions and can infer who people think we are.

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I chose to represent myself this way because it shows how I come down to being what other's perspectives are of me. Therefore, I chose to search person clipart on google and placed an image of a person thinking of several different versions of itself.