PSYCH 3AB3 Chapter Notes - Chapter 9: The Two Cultures, Identity Formation, Personal Identity
8 Dec 2015
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Self-esteem the set of positive or negative evaluations and feelings that people hold about themselves. Teens who think they are attractive have higher self- esteem, and vice versa: feeling socially accepted by peers is the second most significant factor self-worth. Social support from peers promotes a positive sense of. Contributors to self-esteem: acceptance by classmates has more influence over self-esteem than the personal regard of close friends. Identity the psychological structure that gives people a sense of. The identity crisis personal continuity across situations and across their individual history. Identity crisis erikson an adolescent"s response to the tension between the need to explore what is unique about oneself and the wish to become someone who will get respect and validation from family, friends, and community. Erikson children unconsciously identify with their parents" personal beliefs, values, and the way their parents view them.
