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    This document discusses self concept and how it is formed. Self concept is one's own picture or perception of oneself. It is formed through comparing oneself to others, knowing one's abilities and limitations, and how important people in one's life, like parents and friends, respond to one's behavior. The document also includes a self test to measure aspects of one's self concept, and suggests that with a 25% stronger belief in oneself, one could do things like speak in public or talk to strangers with more confidence.

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    This document discusses self concept and how it is formed. Self concept is one's own picture or perception of oneself. It is formed through comparing oneself to others, knowing one's abilities and limitations, and how important people in one's life, like parents and friends, respond to one's behavior. The document also includes a self test to measure aspects of one's self concept, and suggests that with a 25% stronger belief in oneself, one could do things like speak in public or talk to strangers with more confidence.

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    This document discusses self concept and how it is formed. Self concept is one's own picture or perception of oneself. It is formed through comparing oneself to others, knowing one's abilities and limitations, and how important people in one's life, like parents and friends, respond to one's behavior. The document also includes a self test to measure aspects of one's self concept, and suggests that with a 25% stronger belief in oneself, one could do things like speak in public or talk to strangers with more confidence.

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    Self Concept Family Relations

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    Self Concept
    Picture or perception of ourselves

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    Test Yourself
    (1) is hardly true (5) means usually (10) means always

    Im an interesting person 2. I am learning and changing 3. Other people care about me 4. I am unique 5. I can become whatever I want in life 6. I am a kind person 7. I would not trade places with anyone 8. My life is interesting 9. I deserve the best 10. I like being alone at times 11. I look forward to each Add up your score/by day 8/31/12
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    Most people like to be with me I like my appearance I have enough friends I can laugh at my mistakes I find it easy to make decisions I have confidence in my judgments I rarely get embarrassed I express how I feel It is easy to ask a favor of someone

    20 x 10= % of Self

    What could you do if you believed in yourself 25% more?

    Talk in front of crowds Sing a solo Talk to strangers What else?

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    How is Self Concept Formed?

    Comparing ourselves

    If you think your better than the person next to you, or if you think your worse Who do we compare ourselves too?

    Knowing what you can and cannot do Parents, teachers, friends

    How they respond to your behavior

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