Describe How Evaluation of Oneself Affects Behavior
SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY ASSIGNMENT: DESCRIBING HOW EVALUATION OF ONESELF AFFECTS BEHAVIOR
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DESCRIBING HOW EVALUATION OF ONESELF AFFECTS BEHAVIOR
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COMPILED BY:
DAPHNE CHITIYO, DON SAMKANGE, EMMAH JINDU, FIONA KURIMA, FRANCES-CLARE MAKURUMIDZE, IVY MUSHANINGA, JAMES MASHAVA, KUDZAI MUKWAMBO, NETSAI MUBAIWA, PAULINE NECHIRONGA, TENDAI MAKUMBE
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Table of Contents
INTRODUCTION1
SELF-EVALUATION2
SELF ESTEEM3
SELF EFFICACY4
CONCLUSION5
Type chapter title (level 3)6
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INTRODUCTION
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Ps: please not I’ve added Carl Roger’s other 2 concepts self image & ideal self which are on the slide from maam(let me know what you think). He also has self esteem which we had already icluded
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Self is a person's identity, the essence of an individual that differentiates them from the next person. Evaluation is assessing a situation and coming up with a position according to dictionary. Self evaluation therefore is one’s own assessment of their current situation, comparing with the past and seeing what progress if any has been made. This assignment seeks to explore how self evaluation affects one’s behaviour, behaviour which is the way an individual conducts themselves. A detailed look into the following self concepts will help us achieve this task: self esteem, self efficacy and self presentation as well as Carl Rogers (1959)’s Self image&Ideal self
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BAUMEISTER (1999) provides the following self concept definition: "the individual's belief about himself or herself, including the person's attributes and who and what the self is".
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Psychological Self-Concept and Behaviour
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Suppose that
GROUP B
DESCRIBING HOW EVALUATION OF ONESELF AFFECTS BEHAVIOR
[Year]
COMPILED BY:
DAPHNE CHITIYO, DON SAMKANGE, EMMAH JINDU, FIONA KURIMA, FRANCES-CLARE MAKURUMIDZE, IVY MUSHANINGA, JAMES MASHAVA, KUDZAI MUKWAMBO, NETSAI MUBAIWA, PAULINE NECHIRONGA, TENDAI MAKUMBE
[Pick the date]
Table of Contents
INTRODUCTION1
SELF-EVALUATION2
SELF ESTEEM3
SELF EFFICACY4
CONCLUSION5
Type chapter title (level 3)6
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INTRODUCTION
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Ps: please not I’ve added Carl Roger’s other 2 concepts self image & ideal self which are on the slide from maam(let me know what you think). He also has self esteem which we had already icluded
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Self is a person's identity, the essence of an individual that differentiates them from the next person. Evaluation is assessing a situation and coming up with a position according to dictionary. Self evaluation therefore is one’s own assessment of their current situation, comparing with the past and seeing what progress if any has been made. This assignment seeks to explore how self evaluation affects one’s behaviour, behaviour which is the way an individual conducts themselves. A detailed look into the following self concepts will help us achieve this task: self esteem, self efficacy and self presentation as well as Carl Rogers (1959)’s Self image&Ideal self
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BAUMEISTER (1999) provides the following self concept definition: "the individual's belief about himself or herself, including the person's attributes and who and what the self is".
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Psychological Self-Concept and Behaviour
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Suppose that