NURS 111G STRESS, RESILIENCY & SELF-LEADERSHIP STUDY SET
WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS!!
what is self-concept?
how someone thinks about or perceieves/evaluates themself
identity diffusion
failure to integrate various childhood identifications into a harmonious adult
psychosocial identity
depersonalization
lack of self concept
three concepts of self-concept
physical self/ body image
personal identity
self-esteem
physical self/body image
subjective perception of one's physical appearance based on self-evaluation and on
reactions and feedback from others
personal identity
your sense of yourself as a unique individual
self-esteem
how much you value, respect, and feel confident about yourself
,ideal self
person we would like to be
false self
develops based on the emotional need to respond to the ambitions others
warrens self-esteem development
focus areas for parents and others who work with children to encourage self-esteem
developmental progression of self esteem
Erikson's eight maturational crises
potential causes of disturbances: infancy
unmet basic human needs
lack of acceptance by parent
potential causes of disturbances: childhood
dysfunctional family
too much/ too little structure
, potential causes of disturbances: adolescence
inability to accept body
unhealthy peer pressure
potential causes of disturbances: adulthood
failure to accept role-responsiblity
potential causes of disturbances: later years
death of spouse, friends
fear of dependency
manifestations of low self-esteem
- Focal stimuli
- Contextual stimuli
- Residual stimuli
focal stimuli
immediate concern that is causing the threat to self-esteem
contextual stimuli
all other stimuli existing in a situation that strengthen the effect of the focal stimulus
WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS!!
what is self-concept?
how someone thinks about or perceieves/evaluates themself
identity diffusion
failure to integrate various childhood identifications into a harmonious adult
psychosocial identity
depersonalization
lack of self concept
three concepts of self-concept
physical self/ body image
personal identity
self-esteem
physical self/body image
subjective perception of one's physical appearance based on self-evaluation and on
reactions and feedback from others
personal identity
your sense of yourself as a unique individual
self-esteem
how much you value, respect, and feel confident about yourself
,ideal self
person we would like to be
false self
develops based on the emotional need to respond to the ambitions others
warrens self-esteem development
focus areas for parents and others who work with children to encourage self-esteem
developmental progression of self esteem
Erikson's eight maturational crises
potential causes of disturbances: infancy
unmet basic human needs
lack of acceptance by parent
potential causes of disturbances: childhood
dysfunctional family
too much/ too little structure
, potential causes of disturbances: adolescence
inability to accept body
unhealthy peer pressure
potential causes of disturbances: adulthood
failure to accept role-responsiblity
potential causes of disturbances: later years
death of spouse, friends
fear of dependency
manifestations of low self-esteem
- Focal stimuli
- Contextual stimuli
- Residual stimuli
focal stimuli
immediate concern that is causing the threat to self-esteem
contextual stimuli
all other stimuli existing in a situation that strengthen the effect of the focal stimulus
