Self- concept
What is self-concept?
How you see yourself and what you think about yourself
Name one type of bullying. (Hint: There was 4 types of bullying that we talked about)
Cyberbullying, verbal bullying, non-verbal bullying, or physical bullying.
What is self-esteem?
Feeling good about yourself.
Striving to make all A’s and B’s during your 8th-grade year is an example of a __________
a. short-term goal
b. long-term goal
c. unrealistic goal
d. decision
Short-term goal
Which of these shows a positive self-concept: a) avoiding new people, b) skipping homework, c) trying out for the play?
c) Trying out for the play.
ara repeatedly received emails telling her that she is a loser from another girl. What type of bullying is this?
Cyberbullying
You feel good about yourself when you develop the habit of seeing life in a __________ way.
A. positive
b. negative
c. as a joke
d. as others see it.
Positive
Since 6th grade, you have wanted to make the varsity basketball team. As a junior, you made the team. This is an example of a __________
a short-term goal
b. long-term goal
c. unrealistic goal
d. decision
Long-term goal
How does self-concept affect your behavior?
A positive self-concept can make you more confident and willing to try new things.
These kids make nasty faces or turn their backs whenever Sarah or her friends try to join them. What type of bullying is this?
Non-verbal bullying
Name one way to improve your self-esteem.
ny positive habit, like setting and achieving goals, thinking positively, or trying new things.
What’s the difference between a short-term goal and a long-term goal?
A short-term goal can be achieved in a short period, a year or less, while a long-term goal takes much longer, a year or more.