1、chapter ii self concept & self-esteem i. self-conceptii. self-esteemiii. 3 ways to develop your self-conceptreflected appraisalsocial comparisonscultural expectations iv. self-fulfilling propheciesactivity: “who am i?”1.take out a sheet of paper and # it from 1-7.2.i want you to ...
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Chapter 8Self-Concept, Self-Esteem, and ExerciseSelf-Concept Defined• The way in which we see or define ourselves• “Who I am.”..
The self-concept is a factual description of how you perceive yourself. If your perception is distorted, this description may not be an accurate depiction of you, but it IS an accurate statement of what you believe about yourself. The self-concept is derived from self-esteem and self-effica...
their self-concept and self-talk differ with respect to gender of students and type of school (private or state elementary school) they attend; and (2) how these students’ self-esteem perceived by their teachers, and their self-concept, positive and negative self-talk as perceived by themsel...
Because the phrases, "has low self-esteem" or "has poor self-concept" are frequently used in describing patients, there is a need for a clearer understanding of the meaning of these terms. This article explores briefly some of the literature on self-concept/self-esteem development through ...
Self-concept and self-esteem are two crucial components of our lives. These components can 2 shape how we develop during childhood and affect who we become as adults. During childhood and adolescence, self-concept and self-esteem begin to develop. As such, it is important for adolescents to ...