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Self Concept Self-concept is your view of who you are. It directly
affects your self-esteem and how you feel about
yourself.
What you think and how you feel about yourself
affect the way in which you care for yourself
physically and emotionally.
It influences the way you care for others.
Be aware of differences in self-concept and self-
esteem across age, gender, ethnicity,
socioeconomic status, and other cultural variables
to individualize your approach to patient care.
The World Health Organization as the "integration of the somatic, emotional,
(WHO) defined sexual health in 1975 intellectual, and social aspects of sexual being, in
ways that are positively enriching and that enhance
personality, communication, and love."
This definition recognizes the biologic,
psychologic, and sociocultural dimensions of
sexuality.
,Sexuality is a broad term that refers to all aspects of being
sexual.
It is a part of who a person is and is important for
overall health.
It includes a person's thoughts and feelings about
the body, a sense of femaleness or maleness,
romantic and erotic attachments toward others,
and attitudes toward sexual functioning.
Our sexual health is based on our ability to form
healthy relationships with others.
Our sexual health is based on... our ability to form healthy relationships with others.
Development of Self-Concept Lifelong Process.
Erikson's psychosocial theory
is a complex process that begins at birth and
continues throughout life and involves many
factors.
Erikson's psychosocial theory of development
(1963) is helpful in understanding key tasks that
individuals face at various stages of development.
Each stage builds on the tasks of the previous
stage.
Completing each developmental stage
successfully leads to a solid sense of self.
Awareness of lifelong developmental tasks allows
you to select individualized nursing actions tailored
to your patient's needs.
, Erikson's Developmental Tasks: Birth to 1 year = Trust vs. mistrust
1 to 3 years = Autonomy vs. shame and doubt
3 to 6 years = Initiative vs. guilt
6 to 12 years = Industry vs. inferiority
12 to 20 years = Identity vs. role confusion
Mid 20's to mid 40's = Intimacy vs. isolation
Mid 40's to mid 60's = Generativity vs. self-
absorption
Late 60's to death = Ego integrity vs. despair
Erikson's Developmental Tasks: Birth Trust vs. Mistrust
to 1 Year =
Erikson's Developmental Tasks: 1 Year Autonomy vs. Shame and Doubt
to 3 Years
Erikson's Developmental Tasks: 3 to 6 Initiative vs. Guilt
Years =
Erikson's Developmental Tasks: 6 to Industry vs. Inferiority
12 Years =
Erikson's Developmental Tasks: 12 to Identity vs. Role Confusion
20 Years =
Erikson's Developmental Tasks: Mid Intimacy vs. Isolation
20's to Mid 40's =
Erikson's Developmental Tasks: Mid Generatively vs. Self-Absorption
40's to Mid 60's =
Erikson's Developmental Tasks: Late Ego Integrity vs. Despair
60's to Death =
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Terms in this set (108)
Self Concept Self-concept is your view of who you are. It directly
affects your self-esteem and how you feel about
yourself.
What you think and how you feel about yourself
affect the way in which you care for yourself
physically and emotionally.
It influences the way you care for others.
Be aware of differences in self-concept and self-
esteem across age, gender, ethnicity,
socioeconomic status, and other cultural variables
to individualize your approach to patient care.
The World Health Organization as the "integration of the somatic, emotional,
(WHO) defined sexual health in 1975 intellectual, and social aspects of sexual being, in
ways that are positively enriching and that enhance
personality, communication, and love."
This definition recognizes the biologic,
psychologic, and sociocultural dimensions of
sexuality.
,Sexuality is a broad term that refers to all aspects of being
sexual.
It is a part of who a person is and is important for
overall health.
It includes a person's thoughts and feelings about
the body, a sense of femaleness or maleness,
romantic and erotic attachments toward others,
and attitudes toward sexual functioning.
Our sexual health is based on our ability to form
healthy relationships with others.
Our sexual health is based on... our ability to form healthy relationships with others.
Development of Self-Concept Lifelong Process.
Erikson's psychosocial theory
is a complex process that begins at birth and
continues throughout life and involves many
factors.
Erikson's psychosocial theory of development
(1963) is helpful in understanding key tasks that
individuals face at various stages of development.
Each stage builds on the tasks of the previous
stage.
Completing each developmental stage
successfully leads to a solid sense of self.
Awareness of lifelong developmental tasks allows
you to select individualized nursing actions tailored
to your patient's needs.
, Erikson's Developmental Tasks: Birth to 1 year = Trust vs. mistrust
1 to 3 years = Autonomy vs. shame and doubt
3 to 6 years = Initiative vs. guilt
6 to 12 years = Industry vs. inferiority
12 to 20 years = Identity vs. role confusion
Mid 20's to mid 40's = Intimacy vs. isolation
Mid 40's to mid 60's = Generativity vs. self-
absorption
Late 60's to death = Ego integrity vs. despair
Erikson's Developmental Tasks: Birth Trust vs. Mistrust
to 1 Year =
Erikson's Developmental Tasks: 1 Year Autonomy vs. Shame and Doubt
to 3 Years
Erikson's Developmental Tasks: 3 to 6 Initiative vs. Guilt
Years =
Erikson's Developmental Tasks: 6 to Industry vs. Inferiority
12 Years =
Erikson's Developmental Tasks: 12 to Identity vs. Role Confusion
20 Years =
Erikson's Developmental Tasks: Mid Intimacy vs. Isolation
20's to Mid 40's =
Erikson's Developmental Tasks: Mid Generatively vs. Self-Absorption
40's to Mid 60's =
Erikson's Developmental Tasks: Late Ego Integrity vs. Despair
60's to Death =
