Understanding Self-Concept and Building Self-Esteem

What does self-concept refer to?

• How a person sees others

• How a person sees himself/herself, such as character, physical characteristics, abilities, values, and social roles

• How a person sees the world

• How a person sees their future.

Values are the standards and principles that guide people's judgments of right and wrong, their decision-making, and their ________.

• behavior

• appearance

• wealth

• education

What is self-concept primarily based on?

• Objective facts

• Subjective perception

• External validation

• Physical appearance

Self-concept changes as a person's ______ widens.

• social circle

• physical strength

• academic knowledge

• financial status

What does the 'real self' refer to?

• How others see you

• How you feel and see your own attributes

• What you hope to be

• How you evaluate yourself based on others' opinions.

The 'ideal self' is based on a person's life experiences, social expectations, and people they admire. True or False? Fill in the blank: The 'ideal self' refers to what a person ______ to be.

• A) hopes

• B) fears

• C) ignores

• D) denies

What is one benefit of having an accurate self-concept in studies or work?

• It helps unlock potentials and develop strengths.

• It causes confusion and anxiety.

• It limits self-reflection.

• It increases weaknesses.

A clear and accurate self-concept helps adolescents understand themselves better in areas such as character, abilities, strengths, and ______.

• weaknesses

• emotions

• relationships

• studies

Which of the following is a way to build a positive self-concept?

• Ignore personal strengths

• Accept limitations and shortcomings

• Avoid other people's opinions

• Focus only on weaknesses.

Fill in the blank: To build a positive self-concept, it is important to ______ other people's opinions where appropriate.

• Accept

• Reject

• Ignore

• Avoid