This presentation discusses the self in communication. It defines self-concept as one's subjective view of who they see themselves to be, self-awareness as one's ability to recognize themselves as separate from others and their environment, and self-disclosure as communicating private information about oneself. It notes factors that influence self-disclosure include personal attributes, culture, gender, audience, and topic. The presentation emphasizes the importance of thinking critically about how the self presents in communication and understanding cultural norms to communicate effectively.