Week 8A/B Flashcards
Self concept
Mental image of oneself
Subjective
Self concept definition
Totality of each persons beliefs about themselves
Our “selves”
Private self - perceived
Public self - presenting
Development of out self concept (3)
Social environment
Reflected appraisal and social comparison
- (feedback from others shapes us)
Eriksons developmental theory
- (set of developmental stages)
Beliefs
Our understanding of reality
Assumptions we have about the world
We generally accept these as truth even without proof
Values
Principles or standards of behaviour that is considered valuable or important
Our mental attitudes often reflect our…
Likes and dislikes, what is good/bad,
Why reflect on our personal beliefs, values and attitudes?
Central to who we are
Underlie our choices and daily priorities
Why is our self concept so important in nursing
Helps people make sense of their past and present
Helps to communicate effectively
Influence one’s willingness to learn
Self concept can act as a ____ when interacting with others
A filter
May affect our ability to be sensitive to thoughts and feelings
Self concept may influxes ones response to _____-
Stressors
Self concept includes (4)
Personal identity
Self esteem
Body image
Role performance
Personal identity
Internal sense of individuality
- multidimensional
- influences by cultural and societal norms
Body image
Beliefs and values regarding ones appearance
- influenced by culture
Role performance
Perceived ability to carry out significant roles
Self esteem
Evaluation of self worth
Enhanced when one feels capable
Related to happiness
Closely linked to self efficacy
Characteristics of healthy self concept
Congruence between real and ideal self
Spiritual wellbeing
Good body image
Emotional stability
Satisfaction with role performance
High self esteem
Sense of identity
Realistic life goals
Stressors that influence self concept
Life cycle
Life style
Illness
Hospitalization
Enhancing self concept in self and others
Give positive feedback
Do your best
Appreciate yourself
Be positive
Small steps to success
Supportive
Healthcare specific barriers for gender stuff
Lack of access to experienced gender affirming care providers
Gender affirming care is:
Client centres
Felxible
Accessible
Nonjudgmental
Trauma informed
Perception
A process through which we interpret sensory information / a person transforms sensory data into personalized understanding
Factors that affect perception
Degree of involvement
Past experiences
Assumptions
Expectations
Knowledge
Eriksons developmental stages (7)
Trust/mistrust
Autonomy/shame and doubt
Initiative/guilt
Industry/inferiority
Identity/isolation
Intimacy/isolation
Generativity/stagnation
Integrity/despair
