PPT1

Question 1

the ability to have
insight into one’s own behaviors, attitudes,
strengths, and weaknesses.

Answer 1

Understanding the self

Question 2

This is the overall idea of who we think we are. It’s developed through interactions
with others and social comparison.

Answer 2

Self-concept

Question 3

This is based on the evaluations and judgments we make about our self-concept. It’s
developed through self-efficacy and self-discrepancy theory.

Answer 3

Self-esteem

Question 4

This involves being conscious of one’s own personality, behaviors, and emotions.

Answer 4

Self-awareness

Question 5

Dimensions of Self-Concept

Answer 5

1.Self-knowledge- Who am I

2.Self-expectation-Who or what do I want to be?

3.Social self – How person perceived by others?

4.Self-evaluation-How well do I like my self

Question 6

the term used to describe the composite of
all basic facts, qualities, traits, images and feelings one
holds about oneself.

1.Basic facts: sex, age, race, occupation, cultural
background, sexual orientation.

Answer 6

Global self

Question 7

Expectations for self flow from various sources.

The ideal self constitutes the self one want to be.

develop unconsciously early in
childhood and are based on image of role models
such as parents

Answer 7

Self expectations

Question 8

the evaluative and affective component of
self concept

Answer 8

Self evaluation

Question 9

Components of Self-Concept

Answer 9

Identity
Body image
Self-esteem
Role performance

Question 10

A person’s name, gender, ethnic identity, family
status, occupation, and roles

Answer 10

Identity

Question 11

How a person views themselves

Answer 11

Self Image

Question 12

How a person wishes they were

Answer 12

Ideal Self

Question 13

How much value a person places on
themselves

Answer 13

Self esteem

Question 14

is an attitude about one’s physical attributes and characteristics appearance,
and performance.

Answer 14

Body image

Question 15

is the perception of behavior based on personal
standards and self-expectations.

Answer 15

Self-Ideal

Question 16

is the judgment of personal performance compared with the
self-ideal.

Answer 16

Self-esteem

Question 17

refers to a set of expected behaviors determined by
familial, cultural, and social norms.

Answer 17

Role

Question 18

The “answer” to
“who am I” is

Answer 18

Our identity

Question 19

Perseverance goes a long way. Success
is not final; failure is not fatal: It is
the courage to continue that counts.