Self Concept part 1

Question 1

• feeling of self-worth or value.

- How well do I like myself?

Answer 1

self-esteem

Question 2

Who am I?

Answer 2

self-knowledge

Question 3

Who or what do I want to be?

Answer 3

self-expectations

Question 4

What can affect self concept?

Answer 4

Any real or perceived change that threatens identity, body image, or role performance

Question 5

What factors can affect self-concept

Answer 5

Developmental changes
Culture
Internal and External Resources
History of Success and Failure
Crises or Life Stressors
Aging, Illness or Trauma

Question 6

What 3 parts of the triangle model make up altered self-concept/ self-esteem?

Answer 6

• body image
• identity
• role performance

Question 7

When is self-esteem usually highest?

Answer 7

in childhood and rises gradually throughout adulthood

can increase or decrease in old age

Question 8

What parental behaviors support high self-esteem for children?

Answer 8

• high parental support
• parental monitoring
• positive communication
• social support

Question 9

What are some ways we can help pt’s identify personal strategies?

Answer 9

Helping patients identify and use personal strengths
Helping at-risk patients maintain a sense of self
Developing a positive body image
Working with parents and educators to develop self-esteem in children, adolescents, and older adults