Self esteem ch 3

Self-concept: _________.

• Self-concept is the perception or image that one has of oneself, encompassing beliefs, attitudes, and self-evaluations.

• Self-concept is the financial status of an individual.

• Self-concept is the physical appearance of a person.

• Self-concept is the career achievements of an individual.

Hobby is?

• An activity to distress and for enjoyment during free time.

• A form of exercise performed daily.
• A type of food consumed during meals.
• A mandatory task assigned by a supervisor.

Inferior: to feel you’re _________

• less than others
• better than peers
• equal to everyone
• superior to others

Academic self-concept: _________.

• to feel you’re not as good as other people.

• Self-esteem

• Motivation

• Intelligence

Accomplishment: _________.

• Successfully completing a goal

• Failure

• Attempt

• Plan

Personality is?

• the combination of characteristics or qualities that form an individual's distinctive character/the way you act and feel.

• a type of mental illness
• a measure of intelligence
• the sum of a person's experiences

Self-esteem: _________.

• High regard for oneself/ how you feel about yourself

• A type of dance

• A mathematical formula

• A cooking technique

Assertive means?

• Listening without sharing any thoughts.
• Being overly aggressive in discussions.
• Avoiding confrontation at all costs.
• Confidently expressing one's opinions or needs/acting on your thoughts and values with respect and honesty

Social self-concept is?

• Social self-concept is the same as self-esteem.
• Social self-concept refers only to personal achievements.
• Social self-concept is unrelated to group dynamics.
• Social self-concept is the perception of oneself in relation to social interactions and group memberships.

Integrity is?

• Integrity is a measure of physical strength.
• Integrity is the ability to deceive others for personal gain.
• Integrity is the process of making decisions without any moral considerations.
• Integrity is the quality of being honest and having strong moral principles.

Answer explanation

your ability to take responsibility for your actions