self-perception

(sĕlf′pər-sĕp′shən)

An awareness of the characteristics that constitute one's self; self-knowledge.

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Researchers found that youths receiving inpatient help had poorer self-concept than those getting help on an outpatient basis, based on an analysis of the self-perceptions of a few dozen adolescents between ages 8 and 17.

The Link Between Self-Esteem And Mental Health Treatment

Moreover, Levy (2003) proposed a theory involving not only aging stereotypes but linking to them two other concepts embedded in the broad aging stereotypes semantic network and their relations: self-stereotypes and self-perception on aging.

Assessing aging stereotypes: Personal stereotypes, self-stereotypes and self-perception of aging

However, diet quality self-perception has still been an underexplored indicator, despite its potential to identify intervention-targeted groups, aiming at promoting a healthy lifestyle, similarly to what occurs with the self-perceived health indicator.

Feasibility of using of a simplified question in assessing diet quality of adolescents

The DREEM questionnaire11 evaluated aspects of perception of learning environment on the basis of 50 items or statements, each scored 0-4 on a 5-point Likert scale (0 = strongly disagree (SD) to 4 = strongly agree (SA)) which were later summed into subscales; students' perceptions of learning (PoL; 12 items, maximum score 48), students' perceptions of teachers (PoT; 11 items, maximum score 44),students' academic self-perception (ASP; 8 items, maximum score 32), students' perceptions of atmosphere (PoA; 12 items, maximum score 48), students' social self-perceptions(SSP; 7 items, maximum score 28).

Dream of a conducive learning environment: One DREEM for all medical students!

Table 2 demonstrates the lack of association of farming activity duration to hearing disorders self-perception, and hearing loss risk factors.

Self-perception of hearing disorders, habits, and hearing loss risk factors in farmers/Autopercepcao de dificuldade auditiva, habitos e fatores de risco para perda auditiva em agricultores

The scores for perception of teacher and academic self-perception were comparable while the scores for perception of learning and social self perception were higher in the 3rd year students.

EVALUATION OF EDUCATIONAL ENVIRONMENT OF NURSING UNDERGRADUATES BASED ON DREEM MODEL IN INSTITUTE OF NURSING, CMH LAHORE MEDICAL COLLEGE

We believe this may have resulted in the children's increased self-perception related to their athletic ability, said Martha Archuleta, PhD, RD, lead author of the study.

United States : A Family-Based Weight Management Program Improved Self-Perception among Obese Children

Conversely, we concluded that it would be reasonable to expect that interpersonal trust would produce an inhibitory effect on betrayal, irrespective of heterosexual charm self-perception.

Interpersonal trust and self-perception of heterosexual charm moderate potential for betraying one's romantic partner

Self-perception is an overall self-reference to an understanding of oneself (Fox, 1997; Sell & Ransdell, 2005).

College females' self-perceptions of their overall physical self-worth

positive self-perception would correlate with high self-esteem) and both priming activities involved writing statements that reflected self-perceptions, we controlled for the valence of self-perceptions in our analysis.

Masculinity priming: testing the causal effect of activating subjective masculinity experiences on self-esteem

So these two cognitive variables, self-perception and test anxiety, appear to be associated with each other [19],

The role of self-efficacy and self-perception components on students' test anxiety

28% of total score) for students' social self-perception points towards a social life that is 'Not too bad'.

Assessment of the educational environment among medical undergraduate students in a government medical college