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chapter 41

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positive self concept   better understand of who you are  
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positive self concept   pt will have a higher self esteem  
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negative self concept   pt will have less realistic expectations and low self esteem  
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three dimensions of self-concept   self-knowledge, self-expectation,self-evaluation  
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self-knowledge   global self. all basic facts/feelings of self  
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self-expectation   the ideal self  
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self-evalualtion   self-respect/self-approval. how well do I like myself.  
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four bases of self esteem   significance, competence, virtue, power  
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significance   pt feel significant if loved by people important to them  
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competence   way tasks are performed that important to the person  
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virtue   attainment of moral/ethical standards  
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power   influence over self or others  
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formation of self concept   infant learns from enviroment. if basic needs are met then child has positive self concept  
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stages in development of self   self-awareness, self-recognition, self-definition, self-concept  
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self-awareness   developed in infancy. needs have to be met  
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self-recogintion   (toddler) develop who they are outside parents  
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self-definition   (pre-school) develop independence  
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self-concept   (school age) con  
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positive self concept   better understand of who you are  
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positive self concept   pt will have a higher self esteem  
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negative self concept   pt will have less realistic expectations and low self esteem  
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three dimensions of self-concept   self-knowledge, self-expectation,self-evaluation  
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self-knowledge   global self. all basic facts/feelings of self  
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self-expectation   the ideal self  
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self-evalualtion   self-respect/self-approval. how well do I like myself.  
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four bases of self esteem   significance, competence, virtue, power  
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significance   pt feel significant if loved by people important to them  
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competence   way tasks are performed that important to the person  
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virtue   attainment of moral/ethical standards  
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power   influence over self or others  
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formation of self concept   infant learns from enviroment. if basic needs are met then child has positive self concept  
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stages in development of self   self-awareness, self-recognition, self-definition, self-concept  
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self-awareness   developed in infancy. needs have to be met  
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self-recogintion   (toddler) develop who they are outside parents  
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self-definition   (pre-school) develop independence  
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self-concept   (school age) comparision of self to peers  
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factors affecting self-concept   culture, developmental level, hx of sucess/failure, internal/external resources  
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assessing self concept   personal identity, body image,sefl-esteem, role performance  
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personal identity   how one describes one's self to others  
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body image   subjective view of self  
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role performance   maybe more than one but to include patient  
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assessing self -esteem   socialization, significance, competence, virtue, power pt feels they have  
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how to help pt maintain sense of self   communicate worth, acknowledge pt status/role, speak to pt respectfully, move pt body respectfully, respect privacy, all pt to express negative feelings, help pt recognize strengths  
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