Self-Concept

Self-concept is a complex process to gain self-awareness. It consists of individual psychological image, physical appearance, health, achievement, skill, social talent, personality, intellectual and emotional state etc. They all constitute our self-concept. The development process starts in about 6 to 7 months. Children begin to realize that "self" is very different from the surrounding environment. They stared at everything they saw, including parts of their bodies, hands, feet, toes and fingers.

It affects the development of individual self-concepts. We outline how factors influence the development of individual self concepts, first define what self concept is. Self-concept self-concept is about how we see ourselves. Our self-concept has two aspects as follows. Our self esteem, this is how we feel about ourselves, the value and value as ours. It constitutes your pride and various things to influence and shape your self esteem. Self esteem is how you feel and how you feel about yourself. Self-esteem shows the importance of how you evaluate yourself and think you are yourself. High self esteem is important, it keeps you high and helps you and yourself proud of what you can do (Sheslow 2005). Higher self-esteem creates the courage to try new things. It also makes you believe in yourself

Introduction Many psychotherapists have resolved their concepts. Self conception and self-esteem are considered emotions and structures that people relate to themselves. Self-concept and self-esteem are closely related to changes in life and the ability of people to deal with problems and provide some degree of control over the control they take (Bandura, 1977; Brown, 1993, 1998; Brown & Dutton, 1995.

Self concept is an aspect of self consciousness, self esteem is self emotional aspect, usually refers to our recognition and our own way. A self concept can also refer to our general concept of self, which can point to a specific measure of self - conceptual elements. Some authors can even use these two terms in the same sense. The National Self-Esteem Association (2010) defines that self-respect is worth dealing with life's challenges and making a happy experience.

Self-concept or self-identity is the sum of knowledge of existence and my own understanding. Self-concept is different from self-conscious self-recognition. The components of the self-concept include physical, psychological, and social attributes that may be affected by personal attitudes, habits, beliefs, and ideas. These elements and attributes can not be combined into a general concept of self-image and self-esteem. This is because different kinds of identities are gathered in one person. These types of IDs can be categorized as follows.