Self Development: KNOWING ONE SELF

5-C skills

Communication, Collaboration, Creativity, Critical thinking, and Character development.

Self-awareness

Understanding oneself and recognizing personal strengths and weaknesses.

Johari's Window

A self-assessment tool that categorizes self-awareness into four quadrants based on knowledge of self and others.

Values known to self

Personal principles or beliefs that an individual strongly identifies with.

Values known to others

Principles or beliefs that are evident to both the individual and those around them.

Values hardly known

Deeply held values that influence decisions but are not immediately apparent to others.

Values recognized by others

Principles that are clearly evident and acknowledged by people around the individual.

Self-development

The continuous process of improving oneself through skill acquisition, knowledge expansion, and personal growth.

Self-concept

The perception and understanding an individual has of themselves, shaped by beliefs and feelings.

Self-esteem

The value and worth a person places on themselves.

Self-image

How a person perceives themselves.

Ideal self

The version of oneself that a person aspires to be.

Actual self

The current state of a person's self.

Social identity

How one perceives their place and status in various groups and society.

Personal identity

Unique characteristics and personal history of an individual.

Self-efficacy

Belief in one's ability to succeed in specific situations or tasks.

Know Thyself

Encouragement to understand one's nature, strengths, weaknesses, and motivations.

Self-reflection

Contemplation about life choices and values.

Authenticity

Living true to oneself.

Inner peace

A state that leads to contentment and fulfillment.

Self-knowledge

Understanding one's character, feelings, desires, and behaviors.

ID

The primitive part of personality that is the source of psychic energy.

EGO

The rational, conscious part of personality that helps control impulses and navigate social demands.

Superego

The moral component of personality that internalizes societal and parental standards of right and wrong.

Emotional regulation

The superego's role in generating guilt or pride based on adherence to moral codes.