Self concept
What is self-concept?
How you see yourself
What is 'ideal self'?
Who you want to be
What is body image?
How you view your body
What is role performance?
Expected behaviors in a particular role
*eg: being a parent, student, employee, nurse*
What is self esteem?
One's self worth
What influences self-concept?
Experiences and interactions
What is 'real self'?
Who you actually are
What is perceptual dimension?
How you see your body
What is role ambiguity?
Unclear or conflicting expectations
*eg: new nurse unsure about job responsibilities*
What is global self esteem?
Overall worth
Negative self-concept can lead to?
Poor relationships, difficulty adapting to change, increased risk for phys. and mental illness
What is 'public self'?
How others see you
What is cognitive dimension?
Your thoughts about your body
What is role conflict?
Competing role expectations
*eg: interpersonal - conflict between 2 people, interrole - multiple roles compete w/ each other, person-role - conflict w/ personal values*
What is specific self esteem?
Area-based worth
*eg: academics, phys. appearance, work performance*
What areas of a person does self-concept affect?
mental, physical, and spiritual
What includes values and beliefs?
Personal identity
What is affective dimension?
Your feelings about your body
What is role mastery?
When a person successfully/exceeds role expectations
What can high self esteem lead to?
Better mental health
What is the nurse's role?
Assess and support
What is identity shaped by?
Culture and experiences
What is behavioral dimension?
Actions you take
*eg: avoiding mirrors*
What happens if one fails to achieve role mastery?
What is the main treatment for self issues?
CBT