This document outlines the components of self-concept, including self-esteem, body image, personal identity, and role performance. It discusses factors that affect self-concept across the lifespan, including physiological, cultural, lifestyle, and psychological factors. Finally, it discusses positive self-concept as seeing oneself as loveable and worthwhile, while negative self-concept involves feeling uncertain about oneself, and ways to build self-concept such as recognizing strengths, setting goals, and finding positive relationships.

1. Self-Concept
Dlivan Mhamad Ali
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2. Outlines
SELF-CONCEPT
COMPONENETS OF SELF-CONCEPT
Factors Affecting Self-Concept
positive self concept and negative self concept
Building self-concept

3. SELF-CONCEPT
.
The term self-concept is
a general term used to
refer to how someone
thinks about or perceives
themselves…..

4. COMPONENETS OF SELF-CONCEPT
1. Self-esteem 2. Body Image
4. Role
performance
3. Personal
Identity
Self-concept

5. Factors Affecting Self-Concept
Self
Concept
Factors
across the
life span
Physiologi-
cal Factors
Cultural
and life
style
Factors
Psychologi
cal Factors

6. positive self concept
See your self as a loveable and
worthwhile person….
negative self concept
You feel uncertain and
uncomfortable about
yourself….

7. Building
List and develop your personal strengths and abilities
Set attainable goals based on your WANTS and NEEDS
Look for positive relationships with others
Recognize what you have accomplished each step of the way