Triadic Model

The Triadic Model is a psychological framework explaining how individuals develop and express their sense of self through relationships. It emphasizes three core components: the "Me," representing our self-concept based on personal and social experiences; the "I," which is our spontaneous, creative response to situations; and the "Other," signifying how we perceive and relate to others. These elements interact continuously, shaping our identity and behavior. Essentially, the model highlights the dynamic interplay between self-awareness, personal agency, and social perception in understanding human development and social functioning.