Personality Test

Week 3 ActivityOVERVIEW

Welcome to the Week 3 Activity!

This week, we’ve explored concepts of the self, including self-concept, self-esteem, reflected appraisal, and the Johari Window. We’ve also explored theories of perception, including the perception process, common errors of perception, and how we can improve our perception utilizing perception checking.

This assignment will help you practice with the concepts you learned this week. First, you’ll develop self-awareness of your self-concept and self-esteem by completing several activities and then creatively representing them on a digital self-portrait. Then, you’ll practice perception checking with a student response.

WHAT TO POST

Preparation

Complete the following activities to help you better understand your self-concept, self-esteem, and ideal self.

3. Brainstorm words that you utilize to describe yourself. (This would be a good place to use ChatGPT! Copy/paste your 16 personalities test results into ChatGPT and ask it to provide 5 words that summarize the information.
6. Ideal Self: Think about the person you most want to becomeyour ideal self. What qualities, skills, or values does that version of you have? In what ways are you similar to or different from your ideal self right now? What steps can you take to grow closer to that version of yourself?
7. Social Comparison theory and Looking Glass Self: Who do you often find yourself comparing yourself to, and why? Think about someone youve looked up to or measured yourself againsthow did that comparison affect how you see yourself? Whose opinions or feedback have the biggest impact on your self-image, and how do they shape the way you think about yourself?

Now, you’re ready to develop your digital self-portrait.

1. Develop a digital portrait of your findings utilizing a website called

. Padlet is a digital bulletin board. Padlet is very easy to utilize, but for a quick introduction,

If you require technical assistance with Padlet, please message your instructor via Canvas or text.

2. On your Padlet, post photographs, GIFs, memes, images, websites, Youtube videos, songs, articles, etc. that represent your findings during the “preparation” stage of this activity– your personality test reults, self-esteem score, reflections on ideal self, social comparison theory, and looking glass self.

Requirement: All five components must be included on your digital self-portrait.

1. Your personality test results
2. Representations of your self-concept (i.e., images/songs/GIFs that represent your hobbies, interests, roles, attitudes, beliefs, and values)
3. A representation of your self-esteem results (i.e., a GIF of a famous singer saying “I’m amazing” to represent high self-esteem)
4. A representation of your ideal self (i.e., Ideal self is a pro-NFL player, and you post a picture of Drew Brees.)
5. A representation of the social comparison theory and looking glass self (i.e., A TikTok from your favorite fitness influencer)