This document outlines key aspects of self-concept. It begins by defining self-concept as an individual's perception of themselves across various dimensions. It then lists the main dimensions and components of self-concept, including identity, body image, and self-esteem. The document discusses how self-concept develops through stages from infancy through childhood as individuals internalize feedback and societal standards. Finally, it notes that personality, experiences, culture and resources can influence and individual's self-concept over time.
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2. Outline:
What is Self-Concept?
Dimensions of Self-Concept:
Components of Self-Concept:
Interrelationship of Components of Self-Concept
Formation of Self-Concept:
Stages in Development of Self:
Marketing self-concept individuality:
What is the benefits?
What increase persons self concept?
Factors Affecting Self-Concept
Questions
4. What is Self-Concept?
A multi-dimensional construct that refers to an
individual's perception of "self" in relation to any
number of characteristics, such as academics, gender
roles and sexuality, racial identity, and many others.
The self-concept is an internal model which comprises
self-assessments.
Positive and negative self-assessments in the physical,
emotional, intellectual, and functional dimensions
change over time.
Self-concept affects the ability to function and greatly
influences health status.
8. Formation of Self-Concept:
1.
Infant learns physical self different from
environment.
2.
If basic needs are met, child has positive
feelings of self.
3.
Child internalizes others peoples
attitudes toward self.
4.
Child or adult internalizes standards of
society.
9. Stages in Development of SelfConcept:
Self-awareness (infancy)
Self-recognition (18 months)
Self-definition (3 years)
Self-concept (6 to 7 years)
10. Marketing self-concept individuality:
Each person has personality characteristics that influence his
or her buying behavior.
Personality is often described in terms of such traits as selfconfidence, dominance, autonomy, deference, sociability,
defensiveness, and adaptability.
Personality can be useful variable in analyzing consumer
brand choices
Product brands also have personalities, and consumers are
likely to choose brands whose personalities match their own
11. What is the benefits?
Make person happy
Make confident
Build up personality
Develop behavior
Increase ideas about marketing
Make reliable
Help to build up personality
12. What increase persons self concept?
Sincerity
Imagination
Intelligent
Money
Behavior
Education
People
13. Factors Affecting Self-Concept
Altered Health Status
Experience
Developmental considerations
Culture
Internal and external resources
History of success and failure
Crisis or life stressors
Aging, illness, or trauma
14. Question:
What is self-concept?
How it help us?
What is its component?
What is the benefits?
Is it always good or not?