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Self-worth
What we think and feel about ourselves
He believed that they developed in early childhood from interactions between the child and their parents
Self-image
How we see ourselves (critical to psychological health)
Both physically and mentally
We often view ourselves as good/bad, beautiful/ugly, etc
Significant influence on how we think, feel, and behave
Ideal self
The person we would like to be
Consists of our goals and ambitions
Dynamic - changes from time to time - child ideal self is not the same as the adult ideal self etc.
Congruence
Similarity/overlap between a person’s ideal self and their self-image
Incongruence
When there’s a mismatch between someone’s ideal self and their self-image.
Could be caused by either an incorrect ideal self or self-image.