Question

Barbara is an active member of her church. She is the choir director and the youth program director. Barbara loves both roles and relates with almost all the other members. She is also the spokesperson of the church's social welfare group. The given scenario illustrates _____.

Answer 1

Connected self-schema

Step-by-step explanation:

Connected self-schema self-schema is a term that decribes a set of perceptions, opinions or beliefs, held by a certain individual or people, that make up how that individual think other people in the social group perceived or veiw them to be.

In other words, Connected self-schema is the formation of our social identity, focusing on how other people perceive us to be.

Hence, in this case, the connected self-schema that Barbara create or trying to create is a friendly, outspoken, leader and loving woman, who is ready to lead and willing to assist others and have deep involvement in her church community

Answer 2

Connected self schema

Step-by-step explanation:

The self schema refers to a long lasting and stable set of memories that summarize a person's beliefs, experiences and generalizations about the self, in specific behavioral domains.

Self concept is like a library and self schemas are like the books that make up the library.