Emotional Development
- Created by: Grace.2006
- Created on: 27-01-23 12:05
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- Emotional Development
- Self-concept
- Self image
- The way an individual sees themselves, it is their mental image of themselves
- Why do we compare ourselves?
- Insecurities
- Poor self image
- Motivation to meet the ideal self
- Self esteem
- How a person feels about themselves, self-worth, or pride
- Is made up of a combination of self esteem and self image
- Self image
- Factors involved when developing self-esteem
- Positive factors
- An easier time in relationships
- Resisting peer pressure
- Making friends
- Handling conflicts
- Negative factors
- Can become passive, withdrawn, and depressed
- Difficulties dealing with problems emotional and social problems
- Very self critical
- Criticizing oneself, where you find a fault with one's actions and thoughts
- Speak negatively about themselves
- Positive factors
- Factors involved when developing self-image
- Determined in early childhood
- The quality of social interaction
- The influence of parents or caregivers
- Positive
- Making positive comments about their child can lay ways for foundations of a positive self-image
- Negative
- Making negative comments can begin to see and think about themselves
- Infancy
- Babies start to build self esteem
- They are aware that they are loved and comforted and shows them that they are important
- 18 months to 2 years learn that they can achieve things and learn about themselves
- If the infant feels unloved, they may find that it is hard to value themselves
- Babies start to build self esteem
- Self-concept
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