Instructions: What defines you? Is it your values? Maybe it's your car? Well it could also be both and much more. Philosopher William James posited that our whole self is composed of three separate parts: our material self, our social self, and our spiritual self. Your material self can be defined as you are what you have; your possessions, your body and your home. Your social self consists of the many faces you wear in public; like teacher, student, hipster, manager, or musician to name a few. Your spiritual self consists of your thoughts and introspections about your values and moral standards. 1. Tell us about your material, social and spiritual selves. (A paragraph in length for each one, 3-5 sentences.) 2. Discuss how well you feel they represent who you are or who you want to be. You are required to include key terms from the text on Chapter 4, Self-Concept. 3. Lastly, discuss if there is anything you would like to change about any of yourselves (if there are any) and why. Content: 1. Tell us about your material, social and spiritual selves. (About a paragraph in length for EACH one (material, social, and spiritual.) 6 pts 2. Discuss how well you feel they represent who you are or who you want to be. You are required to include key terms from the text on Chapter 4, Self-Concept. 2 pts 3. Lastly, discuss anything you would like to change about any of your selves and why. 2 pts