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    The document describes a hypothetical scenario where a wealthy person gives you a debit card to use however you want to make yourself happy. It asks you to make a list of things you would buy and which item you would most want. It also asks how you would feel doing this exercise and whether your most wanted item is the same or different from what you listed, and how a classmate's impression of you based on the list compares to how you see yourself.

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    The document describes a hypothetical scenario where a wealthy person gives you a debit card to use however you want to make yourself happy. It asks you to make a list of things you would buy and which item you would most want. It also asks how you would feel doing this exercise and whether your most wanted item is the same or different from what you listed, and how a classmate's impression of you based on the list compares to how you see yourself.

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    Mr. Michael A. Mendoza, RPM: Instructor

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    Mr. Michael A.

    Mendoza, RPm
    Instructor
    A very
    wealthy person gave you a debit card and told
    you to use it as much as you want to make
    yourself happy.
    What are you going to do with it? Make list of
    what you want to have. Write as many as you
    want.
    How do you feel as you
    do the Debit Card
    Challenge?

    Which among the items in


    your list you like the
    most? Why?

    If ever you were given the


    chance in real life to have
    one among the list, which
    would you choose? Why?
    Does your choice different
    from what you answer in
    question number 2? Why or
    why not?

    Let your classmate read your


    list. Ask her/him to give or write
    a quick impression of yourself
    based on the list you showed
    him/her.

    Is the quick
    impression of your classmate
    has some truth about who
    you are?
     He is a
    Harvard
    psychologist in the late 19th century.

     The Principles of Psychology (1890)

     Components of the Self: 1.


    Its constituents
     Material Self
     Social Self
     Spiritual Self
     Pure Ego
    2. Self-feelings
    3. Self-

    seeking and self preservation


    Material Self Investment Diagram Body

    Clothes

    Immediate Family

    Home
    “We regard our
    possessions as part of
    ourselves. We are what
    we have and what we
    possess.”
    - Russel Belk (1988)

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