Self Concepts

Domains of self concept

1. Social Domain

2. Competence Domain

3. Affect Domain

4. physical Domain

5. Academic Domain

6. Amily Domai

Dr. Bruce A. Bracken 1992

According to Psychologists, _____________suggested in _______that there are six specific domains related to self-concept:

Social Domain

The ability to interact with others

Competence Domain

The ability to meet basic needs

Affect Domain

The awareness of Emotional Stress

Self Concept

• is generally thought of as our individual perception of our behaviour, abilities,and unique characteristics.

Self Concept

• affects the ability to function and greatly influences haalth status.

• is essentially a mental picture of who you are as a person.

Social Identity Theory

According to a theory known as __________self concept is composed of two key parts

• 1. personal identity

• 2. social identity

Personal Identity

Social Identity

Components of Self Concept

Physical Domain

• Feelings about looks,health,physical condition, and overall appearance

Academic Domain

Succes and Failure in School

Amily Domain

• How well one functions within the family unit

Personal Identity

includes such things as personality traits and other characteristics that make each person unique.

Social Identity

includes the groups we belong to :

• Our family

• Our community

• Religion

• College

• Peer group

Self Knowledge

involves basic facts (age,sex, and weight) and qualities sincere, athletic, intelligent related to oneself

Self Expectation

• involves the "ideal" self a person wants to de. It's the setting of present and future goals.

• When one expects of oneself; may be a realistic or unrealistic expectations.

Social Self

is how a person perceived by others and society.

Social Evaluation

The appraisal of oneself in relationship to others, events or situations.

Components of Self Concept

1. Identity

2. Body Image

3. Role Performance

4. Self-Esteem

Identity

is the knowledge about the awareness of being distinct and separate from others.

Body image

Mental picture of ones body

Role Performance

Role performance is the way pupil perceive their competency in carrying out significant role.

Self Image

• means" how you see yourself"

• It is important to realize that ________does not necessarily coincide with reality.

• Pupil believe about self-image is that they are better at things than they really are.

• Self-image means person's own feelings about him/her self they might be positive or might be negative.

• Every individual's self-image is probably a mix of different aspects including physical
  characteristics, personality traits and social roles.

Self-Esteem

• means "how much you value yourself"

• A number of factors can impact self-esteem including how we compare over selves to others and how others respond to us.

• when pupil respond positively to our behaviour, we are more likely to develop positive ________

• When we compare our selves to others and find ourselves lacking, it can have a negative impact on our________

Ideal Self

• means "how you wish you could be"

• Sometimes it is very difficult for us to think what is ideal the way we see our ourselves and how we would like to see ourselves do not quite match up.