Self-enhancement and self-esteem are fundamental, culturally universal human motivations.

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by Elaine Cheung7 views·Updated Mar 20, 2022
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  1. as I have asked at the beginning of the video
  2. do you think
  3. cultural surrounding motivate you
  4. Or you're the one who motivating the cultural surrounding.
  5. Before we start with an argument,
  6. let's start with
  7. our
  8. let's start to
  9. define some key words.
  10. Human motivation,
  11. motivation is a purse.
  12. Human motivation
  13. motive region is a process of
  14. a serie of
  15. purposeful behavior that lead towards the fundamental goals
  16. so that is their desire inside you
  17. to change the cultural surrounding or ourselves.
  18. Self enhancement.
  19. Self announcements come from the desire of maintain
  20. the ones
  21. self enhancement.
  22. Self enhancements come from the desire of maintaining once positive self concept.
  23. That is a desire to maintain your positive image to our
  24. self enhancement
  25. self enhancement.
  26. Is there a desire to maintain a positive
  27. ah
  28. self enhancement?
  29. Self enhancement is a desire to maintaining,
  30. to maintain
  31. self enhancement.
  32. Self announcement
  33. is a desire to maintain a positive con
  34. positive self confidence.
  35. Mhm
  36. Self enhancement
  37. self enhancement is a desire to maintain your positive
  38. self concept
  39. to be found in agriculture.
  40. So when you go to a new culture
  41. you will
  42. show and other
  43. Image, two different people
  44. lastly
  45. self system.
  46. Self esteem
  47. is your self concept that closely linked with your social identity
  48. by belonging to a group.
  49. And attached there.
  50. Bye
  51. self esteem.
  52. Self esteem is your self concept that
  53. closely linked with your social identity
  54. which there are four factors that will
  55. influence yourself a stone
  56. such as the reaction of others comparison with others.
  57. Your social role and your social identification