Behavioural Science Module - 1+ 2: Self Concpet
Behavioural Science Module - 1+ 2: Self Concpet
Behavioural Science Module - 1+ 2: Self Concpet
MODULE 1+ 2
Self Concpet
Introduction
The term self-concept is a general term used to
refer to how someone thinks about or perceives
themselves.
As I See
Myself
Others My
Reaction Actions
s To Me
As Others See
Dimensions of Self-
Concept
Self-knowledge Who am I?
Self-expectation Who or what do I
want to be?
Social self How person perceived by
others?
Self-evaluation How well do I like
myself?
Self knowledge
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Characteristic of
Negative Self-Concept
Why try? I I am not
could never nearly as
do it anyway. good as
my
I am a jerk. friends.
I knew my I cannot do
plans would anything
not work. right.
NEGATIVE
Fatigue
Trauma
Chronic illness
Surgery
Disability
Obesity
Psychological Factors
Depression
Stress
Loss
Abusive relationships
Cultural and Lifestyle Factors
Culture
Socioeconomic status
Living conditions
Set ATTAINABLE
List and develop YOUR
goals based on your
personal strengths
WANTS and NEEDS
and abilities
Patients strengths/weaknesses
Self-Concept Questionnaire
Describe yourself.
What are your personal characteristics?
What are your strengths?
What are your fears or weaknesses?
Describe your body.
What do you like most about your body?
What do you like least about your body?
Tell me about some things you do or have done
in the past that give you a sense of
achievement or accomplishment.
Describe the primary roles you fill.
How do you feel about your ability to
perform these roles?
Are these roles satisfying to you?