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self-concept
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self-concept
n.
An individual's assessment of his or her status on a single trait or on many human dimensions using societal or personal norms as criteria.

self-concept,
the composite of ideas, feelings, and attitudes that a person has about his or her own identity, worth, capabilities, and limitations. Such factors as the values and opinions of others, especially in the formative years of early childhood, play an important part in the development of the self-concept.

self-concept,
n the composite of ideas, feelings, and attitudes that a person has about his or her own identity, worth, capabilities, and limitations.


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