Quiz4-Self Concept

What term refers to an individual’s overall sense of self-worth?

• Self-efficacy

• Self-esteem

• Self-image

• Ideal self

Which of the following best describes self-efficacy?

• Believing you are more valuable than others

• Judging your physical appearance

• Assessing your emotional stability

• Judging your ability to succeed in specific situations

What is the term for the person you really wish to become?

• Self-image

• Ideal-self

• Self-acceptance

• Self-worth

Which aspect of self-concept refers to how a person views themselves, regardless of whether it matches reality?

• Self-image

• Ideal-self

• Self-acceptance

• Self-worth

What does self-awareness primarily involve?

• Hiding one's flaws

• Observing others' behavior

• Being conscious of one’s own thoughts, feelings, and behaviors

• Avoiding self-reflection

What is the core difference between self-worth and self-image?

• Self-worth is about how others see you; self-image is how you see yourself

• Self-worth is about personal value; self-image is about perception

• Self-worth is imaginary; self-image is real

• elf-worth is about strengths only; self-image is about weaknesses

Which of the following is NOT one of the three core aspects of self-concept?

• Self-image

• Self-worth

• Self-awareness

• Ideal-self

Which of the following best illustrates self-acceptance?

• Constantly trying to be someone else

• Judging yourself harshly

• Embracing both strengths and weaknesses without judgment

• Ignoring your flaws completely

Why is self-esteem important in personal development?

• It ensures others will always like you

• It helps in maintaining a balanced sense of self-worth

• It eliminates the need for feedback

• It prevents any self-doubt

A student who believes they are capable of improving their math skills through effort is demonstrating:

• Low self-esteem

• Poor self-image

• High self-efficacy

• Lack of self-awareness