Self Concept

The term self-concept refers to “the set of attributes, abilities, attitudes, and values that an individual believes defines who he or she is”

• False

• True

Self concept is commonly viewed as the perception, evaluation, beliefs and ____ that a person holds with regard to himself or herself (Harter, 1999).

• emotions

• images

• feelings

• networks

Self concept can also be regarded as a person’s ____ concerning different domains

• self-images

• self-perception

• self-conduct

• self-network

Self-concept can also be understood based on different constructs of physical, moral, personality, family, social and academic.

• False

• True

Self-concept is also described as the ____ of a person’s thoughts and feeling in reference to oneself as an object

• normality

• thinking

• morality

• totality

the “now self”, an identity established to others

• True

• False

Excessive and frequent usage of social media could lead to ___ among the users to satisfy their social needs.

• self-marked

• self-centered

• self-edition

• self-satisfaction

Problems of personality development, communication and social interaction are amongst the issue reported in the research pertaining to self-concept.

• True

• False

The term self-concept refers to “the set of attributes, abilities, attitudes, and values that an individual believes defines who he or she is”. This definition of self concept is defined by:

• (Bark, 2012)

• (Berk, 2012)

• (Berk, 2013)

• (Bark, 2013)

It is commonly viewed as the perception, evaluation, beliefs and feelings that a person holds with regard to himself or herself . This definition of self concept is defined by:

• (Hartar, 1999)

• (Harter, 1998)

• (Hartar, 1989)

• (Harter, 1999)