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Self- concept

Self- concept. Who are you from the inside out?. PERSONAL IMAGE. WHAT DO YOU THINK PEOPLE SEE WHEN THEY MEET YOU? WHAT DO YOU WANT THEM TO SEE? WHAT DO YOU HIDE FROM PEOPLE? WHAT DO PEOPLE SAY ABOUT YOUR CHARACTOR? YOUR SELF IMAGE? YOUR SELF CONCEPT?. What do you see?.

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Self- concept

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  1. Self- concept Who are you from the inside out?

  2. PERSONAL IMAGE • WHAT DO YOU THINK PEOPLE SEE WHEN THEY MEET YOU? • WHAT DO YOU WANT THEM TO SEE? • WHAT DO YOU HIDE FROM PEOPLE? • WHAT DO PEOPLE SAY ABOUT • YOUR CHARACTOR? • YOUR SELF IMAGE? • YOUR SELF CONCEPT?

  3. What do you see?

  4. What do you see?

  5. What do you see?

  6. What do you see?

  7. SELF - CONCEPT Your perception of who you are. Your perception is based on attitudes and feelings that you have. Your self-image or identity. All of your life experiences have contributed to this. Inner You – the way you see yourself. Outer You – the way you present yourself.

  8. From the inside out THE INNER YOU THE OUTER YOU • The inner you is the sum of all your thoughts and feelings about yourself and how you react to daily life. • The way you view and interpret a situation is often determined by your temperament. These individual differences exist as part of your personality as you mature. • Your temperament affects your point of view and determines how you perceive yourself and your experiences. • Your environment also influences your inner self: school, parents, etc. • The outer you is an expression of your self-concept. • Your appearance is determined by heredity and behaviour. • People notice your physical characteristics, your dress, your grooming, and your posture. • Your appearance and your behaviour create the first impression others form of you. • Behaviour also reflects the activities you choose, how you participate, how you speak to others.

  9. Is your self-concept positive or negative? If you have a positive self-concept, you: If you have a negative self-concept, you: • accept who you are and feel good about yourself • do not worry much about what other people say • trust your own judgment • tend to behave in an optimistic manner • feel confident • readily take on new challenges • focus on the positive aspects of any situation • participate collaboratively in groups • May worry about your shortcomings and failures • Are often afraid to try new things • Tend to have a pessimistic outlook • Feel inadequate and undeserving of positive attention • are unable to accept compliments • Are sometimes unco-operative • Tend to put yourself down • Often focus on the shortcomings of others

  10. Self-concept = Personal self Social self • How you see yourself: • Physically • personality • How you view yourself in relation to other people • E.g.. Are you sociable, a good sport, easy to talk to... Extended self Ideal self • Ideas or images outside of yourself that identify you: • -processions • -ideas • -a team, or group • The image you have of the person you would like to be • Things you admire in others; the way you would like to be....

  11. A healthy self concept.. • High self-esteem • You feel good about yourself • A realistic self-concept • What you know about yourself is accurate • A complete self-concept • The more you know about yourself, the more complete your self-image will be..

  12. Peer Influence positive negative • Friendships • Belonging • Part of extended self • Make you feel good about yourself • Influence to you to towards positive choices • Influence towards negative behaviours • Make you feel bad about yourself • Bullying, harassment etc.

  13. CHARACTER • TRUSTWORTHINESS ....INTEGRITY, HONESTY, LOYALTY..... • RESPECT ....ACCEPTANCE OF OTHERS, TREATMENT OF OTHERS... • RESPONSIBILITY ....MEET OBLIGATIONS, ACCEPT CONSEQUENCES..... • FAIRNESS .....TREAT PEOPLE EQUALLY, ACT WITHOUT PREJUDICE OR FAVOURITISM • CARING ....ACT WITH CONCERN FOR OTHERS, CONSIDERATE.... • CITIZENSHIP ....SHARE, RESPECT AUTHORITY, VOLUNTEER, PARTICPATE....

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