1. The document discusses various topics related to the digital self, including self-concept, self-actualization, self-presentation strategies, social media addiction, and screen exposure addiction. 2. It defines key terms like ideal self, real self, self-concept, and discusses Carl Rogers' idea of self and the fully functioning individual. 3. The document also explores reasons for self-presentation including facilitating social interaction, gaining rewards, and self-construction, and lists strategies like self-promotion, exemplification and modesty. 4. Finally, it addresses signs, effects and ways to cure social media addiction, and the impacts of too much screen exposure on health.

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DIGITAL SELF

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Exploring the compilations,
conveniences, and conflicts that
technology presents in personal and
professional relationships
DIGITAL SELF

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is primaily used with new
physical communications media,
such as satellite and fiber
optic transmission.
DIGITAL
SELF
a person's essential being
that distinguishes them from
other's especially
considered as the object of
introspection or reflexive
action.

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Carl Roger's Idea of Self
Carl Roger
• Considered the self as the center of
experience.
• He was an influencial humanistic
psychologist

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IDEAL SELF
is the person that would you like
to be
REAL SELF
is the person you
actually are.

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Defined as the organized structure of
conditions or thoughts that an
individual has about himself or
herself.
SELF CONCEPT

7. SELF-
ACTUALIZATION
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That human have one basic motive that is the
tendency to self-actualization to fulfill one's
potential and achieve the highest level of human
beingness' we can.

8. Fully Function Individual
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He believed that every
person could achieve
their goal.

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INCONGRUENT CONGRUENT
Some of the totality of
their experience is
unacceptable to them
and is denied or
distorted in the self-
image.
If the self-image and
ideal-self are closer to
each other, the more
consistent we are and
the higher our sense of
self-worth.

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INCONGRUENT CONGRUENT
SELF
IMAGE
IDEAL
SELF SELF IMAGE IDEAL SELF

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Self-Presentation

12. SELF-
PRESENTATI
ON
STRATEGIES
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Self-Promotion
Conveying positive
information of oneself or by
telling others about ones
positive assets and
accomplishments.

13. SELF-
PRESENTATI
ON
STRATEGIES
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Exemplification
Self-presentation design to
elicit perceptions of integrity
and moral worthiness, at the
same time that it arouses
guilt and emulation in
others.

14. SELF-
PRESENTATI
ON
STRATEGIES
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Modesty
Underrepresenting your
positive traits, contribution,
or accomplishments.

15. SELF-
PRESENTATI
ON
STRATEGIES
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Intimidation
Gains power and arouses
fear in others by convincing
them that oneself is powerful
and/or dangerous.

16. SELF-
PRESENTATI
ON
STRATEGIES
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Supplication
A self-presentation startegy
in which a person creates
obstacles to his own
performance either to
provide an excuse of failure
or to enhance success.

17. SELF-
PRESENTATI
ON
STRATEGIES
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Ingratiation
Other's impressions are
shaped through flattery.

18. Why do people engage in Self-Prentation?
1. Facilities Social Interaction
the most basic function of self presentation is
to defined the nature of social situation.

19. Why do people engage in Self-Prentation?
2. Gain Material and Social Reward.
people also strive to create impressions
in the mind of others is to construct a
particular identity for ourselves.

20. Why do people engage in Self-Prentation?
3. Self-Construction
Another reason, we try to create impressions
of ourselves in the of others to construct a
particular identity for ourselves.

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It is how people showing their
behavior in a community; The quality
of habits, actions and consumption
patterns that impact the ecology of
digital content and communities.
DIGITAL CITIZENSHIP

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Mental disorder also known as mental
illness, it is about mental health
conditions-disorder that may affect your
behavior, thinking, personality and mood.
Example of this condition are eating,
depression, anxiety, psychotic, substance
related, cognitive and developmental and
physical disorder.
MENTAL DISORDER

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It is a term used to describe people who
spend a lot of time on social media. Social
media addiction Similar to internet and
phone addiction.
SOCIAL MEDIA
ADDICTION

24. Sign of social-media addiction
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You check everywhere you go
Check your notification and message all the time
Social media is the first thing you do every morning
Wasting your time looking at nonsense details or post
Monitoring the reacts, likes and share you receive
Taking photos anything you see
It becomes part of your day or life
You only want to communicate your friends via online

25. Effects of Social-media addiction
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Stress and fatigue
Blurry eyes
Other related health issue
Cyberbullying
Distraction
Drop in productivity

26. How to cure social-media diction
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Limit your time in using social media
Make yourself busy on something more
important
Delete the application
Do a self-reflection every week (meditation)
Make time with friends.

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Screen exposure addiction
According to Dr. Nicholas Kardaras
that an addiction to screens can be
more difficult to treat than one to
drugs. Too much exposed in screen
can damage kid’s brains.

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Screen exposure addiction
There are effects of too much screen
time or exposure on your health, first,
vision issues, poor sleep, chronic
neck and back pain, more screen time
is equals to more weight, impaired
cognitive function and lastly you’re
likely to die earlier.