Self-Concept

Self-concept is how one ____________ about oneself.

• Feels

• Thinks

• believes

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Do you think self-concept is similar with self-esteem?

• Yes

• No

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Having a positive attitude about the future means that you are ______

• Optimistic

• Pessimistic

• Confident

• Brave

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Good self-esteem helps you to have _______ around other people

• optimism

• mood swings

• confidence

• respect

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Mark Tuan is confident that he will perform well at tonight's world tour. He is immensely excited to perform his new song. Does Mark Tuan reveal High Self-esteem or low self-esteem

• Low self-esteem

• High self-esteem

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How can family influence a student's self-concept?

• Parents' discipline influences children's attitude or response

• Genes decide a person's physical appearance

• Peers help to offer opportunities for children to explore new things

• By being part of a group that share common values

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Unbalanced personality as a negative self-concept can be described as .....

• Always compare to other people

• Easily discouraged, dissatisfied and withdrawn

• Easily offended by advice and criticism

• Not willing to socialize or cooperate with others

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What is self-advocacy skills?

• ability to regulate and control your actions

• being aware of different aspects of the self including traits, behaviours, and feelings

• an individual's belief in his or her capacity to execute behaviours

• learning how to speak up for yourself and making your own decisions about your own life

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Why is group project important to change students' self-concept?

• students will get the chance to communicate with his/her classmates

• allows students to speak up for themselves

• help boost effective communication and build one’s self-esteem

• Help find things they like about themselves

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How should a good teacher react and behave to improve students' self-concept?

• act decisively

• be supportive

• embrace their individuality

• be concerned

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