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Self Concept Notes

Self-concept is an individual's perception of themselves, including beliefs and feelings about identity and worth. It consists of components like self-image, self-esteem, and the ideal self, and is developed through experiences and social interactions. A positive self-concept is crucial for self-confidence and mental health, while a distorted self-concept can lead to psychological issues.

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Self Concept Notes

Self-concept is an individual's perception of themselves, including beliefs and feelings about identity and worth. It consists of components like self-image, self-esteem, and the ideal self, and is developed through experiences and social interactions. A positive self-concept is crucial for self-confidence and mental health, while a distorted self-concept can lead to psychological issues.

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5 Key Notes on Self-Concept

1. Definition of Self-Concept

Self-concept refers to an individual's perception of themselves, encompassing beliefs, feelings, and

thoughts about personal identity, abilities, and worth.

2. Components of Self-Concept

- Self-Image: How one sees oneself (appearance, roles).

- Self-Esteem: One's evaluation of self-worth.

- Ideal Self: The person one aspires to be.

3. Development of Self-Concept

Self-concept is shaped by life experiences, social interactions, feedback from others, and cultural

influences - starting from early childhood and evolving over time.

4. Types of Self

- Actual Self: Who you are now.

- Ideal Self: Who you want to be.

- Ought Self: Who you think you should be based on duties or obligations.

5. Importance of Self-Concept

A positive self-concept is linked to higher self-confidence, better relationships, and improved mental

health. A distorted self-concept can lead to low self-esteem and psychological issues.

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