What Is a Key Difference Between the Declarative Self and the Procedural

question 59

Multiple Choice

What is a key difference between the declarative self and the procedural self?

• A) Declarative self contains information about who we are, whereas the procedural self contains information about what you do.
• B) Declarative self contains information about who we are friends with, whereas the procedural self contains information about our occupation.
• C) Declarative self contains information about actions, whereas the procedural self contains information about your thoughts and feelings.
• D) Declarative self contains information about where we're going, whereas the procedural self contains information about why we're going there.

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Definitions:

Identity

A concept referring to the qualities, beliefs, personality, looks, and expressions that make a person or group.

Being-for-oneself

A philosophical concept often related to existentialism, emphasizing the individual's existence, autonomy, and responsibility for their own development.

Intentionality

The quality of being directed toward an object or objective; in philosophy, it refers to the ability of the mind to be about, to represent, or to stand for things, properties, or states of affairs.

Subjectifies

The process of making or treating something as a subject, imbuing it with subjective qualities or perspectives.