Self-concept

Welcome to the "Self-concept" category on Questions LLC! This is a space dedicated to exploring and understanding one of the most fundamental aspects of our being – our self-concept. Our self-concept encompasses how we perceive ourselves, our thoughts and beliefs about who we are, and the way we construct our identity. Here, you'll find a diverse range of thought-provoking questions and insightful discussions that aim to deepen your understanding of self-concept and help you navigate the complexities of self-discovery. So, whether you're curious about self-identity, self-esteem, self-worth, or any other aspect of self-concept, we invite you to explore, engage, and reflect on the fascinating questions in this category. Get ready to embark on a journey of self-discovery and personal growth!

Questions (61)

Which of the following statements is true about self-conceptA. It includes those behaviors that allow us to control our
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2. asked by Diana
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Self-concept can be changed through interpersonal communication. (Points : 1
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2. asked by caryms
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___ is another term for your sense of selfa. identity b. introvert c. personality d. self esteem
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2. asked by lilah_kay
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briefly introduce yourself to your lecture, according to the self-concepts include examples to your descriptions
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2. asked anonymously
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"Self concept, self esteem, self efficacy, self monitoring, locus of control". Use the above self concepts to introduce a person
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2. asked anonymously
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The self is a _______ structure that children construct.A. biological B. physiological C. mental D. symbiotic my answer is C.
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2. asked by Diana
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concepts concerning the “self.” How do all these concepts relate to interpersonal communication? Also, give an example of
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2. asked by CHELLEY
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A healthy self- concept assignment
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2. asked by Jozikee
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For you to have a positive self-concept, it is most important thatA. you think positively about yourself. B. your friends think
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2. asked by LORR
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Define identity
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2. asked by Raven
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Reference for self concept
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2. asked by Nice
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How can I describe myself according to the four self-concepts( self-esteem, self-efficacy, self-monitoring, locus of control)
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2. asked anonymously
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How can I describe myself according to the four self-concepts
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2. asked anonymously
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______ is another term for your sense of selfA: identity B: introvert C: Personality D: self esteem pls help
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2. asked by Master cookie
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Describing oneself by using moral principles such as honesty, kindness, and fairness is calledA. self-esteem. B. self-concept.
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2. asked by Diana
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The part of a person's self-conceop that is based on identification with a nation, culture, group or gender is called:A. Social
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2. asked by Brenda
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I need help with this question: What significance does Maslow's hierarchy of needs have in developing a more positive
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2. asked by Roberto
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Which of the following self-concepts do you think is false?
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2. asked by rwt
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Self-concept can be changed through interpersonal communication. (Points : 1 true or false
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2. asked by caryma200
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. Briefly define self-concept and how the self-concept influences the following:1.1 Self-esteem. 1.2 Academic ability. 1.3
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2. asked anonymously
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1. Briefly define self-concept and how the self-concept influences the following:1.1 Self-esteem. 1.2 Academic ability. 1.3
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2. asked anonymously
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1. Jana knew she would not be able to pass her calculus class. As a result, she did not even bother to study for exams. As
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2. asked by Hdhfhcbnx
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Self-concept is changed through interpersonal communication
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2. asked by amy
3. 467 views
What am I suppose write about when I am asked to describe my self-concept?Note: Do NOT just give a link to the definition. I
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2. asked by Ana
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Self-concept is changed through interpersonal communication. true or false
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2. asked by makaya
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How does self-concept affect perception?
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2. asked by Alana
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Your self-concept is not usually influenced by your communication with others or their feedback to you.true or false true?
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2. asked by Michelle
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“Self-concept differs from self-efficacy in that self-efficacy is a context-specific assessment of competence to perform a
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2. asked by Sharon
3. 546 views
The way you see and define your self is known as youra) self-esteem b)self concept c)social identity d)self-esteem variability
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2. asked by vedrana
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A sense of self is referred to as your(1 point) Responses heredity. heredity. peer group. peer group. identity. identity.
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2. asked anonymously
3. 110 views
Describe the process by which self-concept is developed and maintained
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2. asked by shayla
3. 377 views
What is self concept? Any examples? Can you please explain clearly to me?Thanks in advance.
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2. asked by Anonymous
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For you to have a positive self-concept, it is most important that(1 point) Responses you think positively about yourself. you
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2. asked anonymously
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________ is another term for your sense of self.(1 point) Responses Identity Identity Introvert Introvert Personality
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2. asked anonymously
3. 66 views
For you to have a positive self-concept, it is most important that(1 point) Responses you think positively about yourself. you
1. 1 answer
2. asked anonymously
3. 48 views
A sense of self is referred to as youra. heredity b. peer group c. identity d. environment
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2. asked by urwelcome
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A sense of self is referred to as your(1 point) Responses heredity. heredity. peer group. peer group. identity. identity.
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2. asked anonymously
3. 58 views
1. Briefly define self-concept and how the self-concept influences the following:1.1 Self-esteem. 1.2 Academic ability. 1.3
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2. asked anonymously
3. 47 views
1. Briefly define self-concept and how the self-concept influences the following:1.1 Self-esteem. 1.2 Academic ability. 1.3
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2. asked anonymously
3. 88 views
_________ is another term for your sense of self.(1 point) Responses Identity Identity Introvert Introvert Personality
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2. asked anonymously
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_________ is another term for your sense of self.(1 point) Responses Identity Identity Introvert Introvert Personality
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_____ is another term for your sense of selfA. Indentity B. Introvert C. Personality D. Self esteem
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_______ is another term for your sense of self
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2. asked by None of your business
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_________ is another term for your sense of self.(1 point) Identity Introvert Personality Self-esteem
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2. asked anonymously
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_________ is another term for your sense of self.(1 point) Responses Identity Introvert Personality Self-esteem
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2. asked by Kanna
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Researchers generally agree that the self- concept does not exist at birth true or false?
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2. asked anonymously
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Our self- concept can change as long the appraisal
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2. asked anonymously
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Our self-concept can change as long as the appraisal. Is considered to be highly personal , comes from a source that we think to
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2. asked anonymously
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Is the view that the self-concept is a product of the messages received from others. Multidimensional self, reflected appraisal,
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2. asked anonymously
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Describe the difference between self awareness and self esteem
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2. asked by Kamogelo
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