The two high levels of self- identification in relationships to consciousness, social motives and brain laterality

The goal of this article is to discuss the difference between the two highest forms of self-identification - Self-Concept and Self-Image and the relationships between both of these forms, their relations to consciousness and to social motivations as well as to the functions of left and right frontal lobe. I suggest that Self-Image being out of consciousness contains nevertheless conscious attitudes and represents Super-consciousness. However, I will start with the lower level of self-identification that represents a predisposition to the development of higher forms.