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The Young Child's Self-Concept: Factors which Influence Positive Development Julie Hofheimer Finley

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Finley, Julie Hofheimer and McPherson, Geraldine Pryor, "Infant's Self Concept: Factors Influencing Positive Development" (1975) are recommended. Papers and papers of the United Nations Foundation. 652. http://digitalcommons.unf.edu/etd/652

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It influences the development of individual self concepts. We outline how factors influence the development of individual self concepts. First, we define what self concept is. Self-conceptual self-concept is about how we see ourselves. Our self-concept has two aspects: Our pride, this is how we feel about ourselves, your value and value as yourself. It constitutes various things that influence and shape your self esteem and your self esteem. Self esteem is how you feel and how you feel about yourself. Self-esteem shows how you are looking at yourself and the importance of what you think you are yourself. Good self esteem is important as you maintain a high mind and help 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

Self-esteem comes from various sources of children at various stages of development. The development of infant's self-esteem is seriously affected by the attitude and behavior of parents. Supportive parents' behavior, including admiration for encouragement and achievement, and internalization of child's attitude toward success and failure are the most powerful factors in the development of infant self-esteem. As children grow older, their experience outside home, school, and colleagues becomes more important to determine their self esteem.