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Understanding-Oneself-during-Middle-and-Late-Adolescence (1).pptx

Self-concept develops from ages 14-21 as one's awareness of themselves grows through social interactions and relationships that provide insight into how others react to them. It refers to one's collection of beliefs about who they are including their characteristics, how they think they appear to others, and the type of person they strive to become. Self-concept is built on self-knowledge and derived from social feedback, and it can be measured through self-assessment inventories.

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14-17 years of age 18-21 years of age
Refers to your awareness of yourself. Collection of beliefs about oneself. "Who am I?"
It is the one that you hope will possess characteristics similar to that of a mentor of some other worldly figure.
built on SELF KNOWLEDGE is derived from social interactions that provide insight into how others react to you.
It is who we actually are. It is how we think, how we feel, look, and act. It is our self image. how others view us
ANSWER THE SELF CONCEPT INVENTORY ACTIVITY
VERY STRONG – 14-16 WEAK – 10-14 VERY WEAK – 9 BELOW ACTIVITY
Understanding-Oneself-during-Middle-and-Late-Adolescence (1).pptx