The aim of this activity is to explore the complex topic of self-concept in Social Psychology. By answering the question “Who Are You?” 20 times, students identify the various elements of one’s self-concept and classify them as either individualistic or collectivistic. They then compare their self-concept with that of a classmate and note similarities and differences. After that, students ask a close family member or a friend to assess the student’s self-concept and compare the two assessments (self- and other’s). Finally, students submit a written reflection on the entire process of self-concept investigation.
Students will be able to:
Published: 18/06/2024
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