Six theories about self-knowledge
- Unmediated observation model - We get self-knowledge through our thoughts, separate from outside knowledge.
- Transparency model - Reflecting and then deciding for yourself about the state of the world.
- Social constructionism - understanding ourselves and the world through the use of language to produce a shared reality.
- "Looking-glass self" - our self-knowledge is developed through interactions with others.
- Narrative self - using explanations and interpretation to create a basis of reality.
- Self-perception theory - people learn about themselves by noticing behaviour and reaching conclusions.
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