Unit 1: Self-Esteem and Self-Image Vocabulary

Vocabulary flashcards based on Unit 1 notes regarding self-esteem, self-image, psychological health, and related concepts.

Self-Concept (Autoconcepto)

The general idea that a person has about who they are. It includes how they describe themselves, their skills, personality, values, and roles (for example, as a student, friend, or child).

Self-Esteem (Autoestima)

The value and appreciation that a person has toward themselves. It relates to how much they love themselves, respect themselves, and feel confident.

Self-Image (Autoimagen)

How a person sees themselves, especially physically, but also in their behavior and appearance in front of others.

Opinion (Opinión)

A personal idea, thought, or point of view about something. It is not always a fact and can vary from one person to another.

Taking Care of Oneself (Cuidarse)

Making decisions that protect a person's physical, emotional, and mental well-being.

Psychological Health (Salud Psíquica)

A person's mental and emotional well-being. It includes how they manage stress, their emotions, and thoughts, as well as how they face daily life challenges.

Being Compassionate (Ser Compasivo)

Having the desire to help other people, especially when they are going through a difficult situation.

Perception (La Percepción)

The way a person interprets what they see, hear, or experience. It can vary according to each individual's experiences, emotions, and beliefs.

Internalize (Interiorizar)

To accept and incorporate ideas, beliefs, or values into oneself, such as when young people internalize negative criticisms from others that affect their self-esteem.

Personality (La Personalidad)

The set of characteristics, attitudes, and ways of acting that make a person unique.