BLUEPRINT TEST PAPER QUESTIONS AND
SOLUTIONS COMPLETE REVIEW MATERIAL
●● What are the components of self-concept?
Answer: Identity, body image, self-esteem, and role performance.
●● Define identity in the context of self-concept.
Answer: The conscious sense of who a person is, including labels they
use to describe themselves.
●● What does body image refer to?
Answer: A person's subjective view about their own physical
appearance, including body structure and capabilities.
●● How can body image be affected?
Answer: By alterations such as illness, surgery, or trauma.
●● What is self-esteem?
Answer: The evaluative and affective component of self-concept,
reflecting personal worth.
●● What influences self-esteem?
,Answer: The degree to which a person's actual self matches their ideal
self.
●● What is role performance in self-concept?
Answer: How a person perceives their ability to fulfill significant social
roles in life.
●● What factors can disrupt role performance?
Answer: Illness, injury, disability, or life changes.
●● What are high-risk factors for self-concept disturbances?
Answer: Developmental changes, trauma, gender dysphoria, cultural
dissonance, and loss of body part or function.
●● What is the significance of self-esteem according to Coopersmith?
Answer: Feeling loved and valued by important people.
●● What does competence refer to in self-esteem?
Answer: Believing in one's ability to succeed and perform tasks
effectively.
●● Define virtue in the context of self-esteem.
Answer: Adherence to moral and ethical standards.
, ●● What does power refer to in self-esteem?
Answer: The extent to which individuals feel they can influence their
own and others' lives.
●● How can developmental stages affect self-concept?
Answer: For example, during the trust vs. mistrust stage, consistent care
leads to a healthy self-concept.
●● What are some nursing interventions to promote positive self-
esteem?
Answer: Communicate worth, acknowledge individuality, and respect
privacy.
●● What should nurses do to address body image changes?
Answer: Express interest, allow sharing of feelings, and support through
stages of loss and grief.
●● What strategies can enhance self-esteem in children?
Answer: Understanding feelings, independence, mastery, and emotional
maturity.
●● What challenges do older adults face regarding self-esteem?
SOLUTIONS COMPLETE REVIEW MATERIAL
●● What are the components of self-concept?
Answer: Identity, body image, self-esteem, and role performance.
●● Define identity in the context of self-concept.
Answer: The conscious sense of who a person is, including labels they
use to describe themselves.
●● What does body image refer to?
Answer: A person's subjective view about their own physical
appearance, including body structure and capabilities.
●● How can body image be affected?
Answer: By alterations such as illness, surgery, or trauma.
●● What is self-esteem?
Answer: The evaluative and affective component of self-concept,
reflecting personal worth.
●● What influences self-esteem?
,Answer: The degree to which a person's actual self matches their ideal
self.
●● What is role performance in self-concept?
Answer: How a person perceives their ability to fulfill significant social
roles in life.
●● What factors can disrupt role performance?
Answer: Illness, injury, disability, or life changes.
●● What are high-risk factors for self-concept disturbances?
Answer: Developmental changes, trauma, gender dysphoria, cultural
dissonance, and loss of body part or function.
●● What is the significance of self-esteem according to Coopersmith?
Answer: Feeling loved and valued by important people.
●● What does competence refer to in self-esteem?
Answer: Believing in one's ability to succeed and perform tasks
effectively.
●● Define virtue in the context of self-esteem.
Answer: Adherence to moral and ethical standards.
, ●● What does power refer to in self-esteem?
Answer: The extent to which individuals feel they can influence their
own and others' lives.
●● How can developmental stages affect self-concept?
Answer: For example, during the trust vs. mistrust stage, consistent care
leads to a healthy self-concept.
●● What are some nursing interventions to promote positive self-
esteem?
Answer: Communicate worth, acknowledge individuality, and respect
privacy.
●● What should nurses do to address body image changes?
Answer: Express interest, allow sharing of feelings, and support through
stages of loss and grief.
●● What strategies can enhance self-esteem in children?
Answer: Understanding feelings, independence, mastery, and emotional
maturity.
●● What challenges do older adults face regarding self-esteem?
