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    The document is a metacognitive reading report submitted by Christian Dale B. Mercado on July 6, 2019 about understanding the self. [1] Some concepts Mercado found difficult to understand included whether the self can be conceptualized without social standards, the term for how one presents different selves to different groups, and the "Through the Looking Glass" theory. [2] New insights gained included realizing self-determination can be motivated by self-improvement not just social favorability, that online selves are sometimes completely dissociated from real selves, and that one's sense of self evolves through interactions not being fixed from birth. [3] Questions Mercado had include whether

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    The document is a metacognitive reading report submitted by Christian Dale B. Mercado on July 6, 2019 about understanding the self. [1] Some concepts Mercado found difficult to understand included whether the self can be conceptualized without social standards, the term for how one presents different selves to different groups, and the "Through the Looking Glass" theory. [2] New insights gained included realizing self-determination can be motivated by self-improvement not just social favorability, that online selves are sometimes completely dissociated from real selves, and that one's sense of self evolves through interactions not being fixed from birth. [3] Questions Mercado had include whether

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    The document is a metacognitive reading report submitted by Christian Dale B. Mercado on July 6, 2019 about understanding the self. [1] Some concepts Mercado found difficult to understand included whether the self can be conceptualized without social standards, the term for how one presents different selves to different groups, and the "Through the Looking Glass" theory. [2] New insights gained included realizing self-determination can be motivated by self-improvement not just social favorability, that online selves are sometimes completely dissociated from real selves, and that one's sense of self evolves through interactions not being fixed from birth. [3] Questions Mercado had include whether

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    Metacognitive Reading Report # 4

    Trainee: Mercado, Christian Dale B. Date: July 6, 2019


    Understanding the Self/
    Pag-unawa sa Sarili

    GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS
          
    BEFORE DO NOT
    USE THIS
    COMPLETING THIS REVIEW PLAGIARIZE!
    TEMPLATE FOR
    ASSESSMENT, RESPOND TO YOUR
    ANSWER YOUR ANSWERS
    PLEASE READ ALL FOLLOW THE THE WORK PLAGIARISM IS
    IN ESSAY BUT DO NOT
    OF THE INSTRUCTIONS. REQUIREMENTS BEFORE A MAJOR
    FORM. LIMIT YOURSELF
    INSTRUCTIONS OF THE TASK. SUBMITTING OFFENSE THAT
    WITH THE LINES
    THOROUGHLY IT. LEADS TO
    PROVIDED.
    AND CAREFULLY. EXPULSION.

    MRR 4
    Topic/Lesson

    1. Difficult Concepts (What concepts did you find difficult to understand?)


    i. Self- conceptualization. Can we conceptualize ourselves without the
    standards of the world?
    ii. Self- presentation. Is there a term/study about how someone varies his/her
    self- presentation depending on social groups?
    iii. “Through the Looking Glass” theory

    2. Insights (What new insights or learnings did you gain in discussion/ activity?)

    i. Before reading the article/understanding the lesson, I thought


    that self-determination was a concept influenced by the concept of
    professionalism alone- where there is the need to improve our ability to
    interact with people. I thought that people were motivated to do things
    purely by the goal of being socially favorable. However, reading the
    article/understanding the lesson, I now think/realize that self-determination
    can also be fueled by the desire to better oneself for themselves; for the
    increased ease of their lives as they grow and develop into better versions of
    themselves.

    ii. Before reading the article/understanding the lesson, I thought that people –
    in terms of the social self - only exposed to the public the best-version they
    perceive to be of themselves; but also fail at times to hide their “less
    favorable” traits. However, reading the article/understanding the lesson, I
    now think/realize that this is not the common case. Several people have
    been discovered to completely (instead of partially) disassociate themselves
    with their real-life persona once online.
    iii. Before reading the article/understanding the lesson, I thought that the version
    of ourselves would remain constant even as we aged. I thought that the first
    versions of ourselves acquired at birth would also be the version of ourselves
    that we carry out to the present times. However, reading the
    article/understanding the lesson, I now think/realize that according to the
    “Through the Looking Glass” theory the self is something we acquire through
    multiple factors such as our interactions with other people.

    3. Questions (What questions would you want answers for? Or vague areas you
    want more explanations about?
    i. Can we be self-motivated without external stimulations? Because if we
    say “just to make ourselves better”, isn’t that still relative to societies
    standards?
    ii. Can we 100% put into self-presentation our self-conceptualization without
    being limited by the influences and perspectives of other people?
    iii. If the “Through the Looking Glass” theory believes that the self is
    something we acquire and not something we are born with, does that
    mean we don’t actually get to choose who we are? Or do we get to
    choose who we are by choosing who we interact with?

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