PSYC 2530 Lecture Notes - Lecture 13: Individualism

• School: University of Manitoba
• Department: Psychology
• Course: PSYC 2530
• Professor: Jocelyn B.Proulx

Document Summary

During the ages of 5-12, children their own abiliies and recognize the abiliies of other kids as well. Adolescences and the looking- glass-self our grown-up selves. Is deined as the amount of value people place on themselves. People with high self-esteem are favorable about themselves, those with lower self-esteem are the opposite. Is more of a personal opinion than something factual. Refers to the general evaluaion of ones self-concept: self-esteem level. People with high self-esteem levels tend to agree with themselves and how they feel. They can cope with failure a lot easier than those with lower self-esteem. People in this category have beter physical health. People with lower self-esteem levels struggle with the problems and challenges of everyday life. Are easily persuaded by others and go through large mood swings. They tend to want success in order to feel approved by society: self-esteem stability. How stable a persons general feels are over ime lomoar cpsd| 987298.