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    Self-concept refers to an individual's mental picture and knowledge of who they are as a person, according to Carl Rogers it has three components: self-image, self-esteem, and ideal self. Identity formation is the complex process where humans develop a unique view of themselves through indirect influences from parents, peers and role models as well as developing a strong sense of self, personality, connections and individuality in teenagers. The document discusses self-concept, identity formation, their components and influences.

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    Self-concept refers to an individual's mental picture and knowledge of who they are as a person, according to Carl Rogers it has three components: self-image, self-esteem, and ideal self. Identity formation is the complex process where humans develop a unique view of themselves through indirect influences from parents, peers and role models as well as developing a strong sense of self, personality, connections and individuality in teenagers. The document discusses self-concept, identity formation, their components and influences.

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    SELF-CONCEPT

    AND IDENTITY
    FORMATION
    BY BRIANA DIGNA, JOSHUA RENTUZA,
    AND FRIDRICH GUARDO
    WHAT IS
    SELF-
    CONCEPT?
    A mental picture of who
    you are as a person.

    SELF- An individual’s knowledge


    CONCEPT of who he or she is.

    The picture we think others


    have of us.
    ACCORDING TO CARL
    ROGERS, SELF-CONCEPT
    HAS THREE COMPONENTS:

    • Self-image
    • Self-esteem
    • The ideal self
    IT AFFECTS THE WAYS
    • We look at our body
    • How we express ourselves
    • How we interact with our friends
    • Influences how we make decisions
    WHAT IS
    IDENTITY
    FORMATION?
    IDENTITY
    FORMATION
    A complex process in which
    humans develop a clear and
    unique view of themselves and of
    their identity.
    IDENTITY MAY BE
    ACQUIRED
    INDIRECTLY FROM
    • Parents
    • Peers
    • Other role models
    IDENTITY FORMATION IN TEENS
    IS ABOUT DEVELOPING

    • A strong sense of self


    • Personality
    • Connection to others
    • Individuality.
    SUMMARY
    • Self-concept is a mental image of yourself as a
    person
    • Identity formation is a process in which
    humans develop a clear view of their identity
    THANK YOU FOR
    LISTENING

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