There is a relationship between self-concept, self-esteem, biology, and personality. Researchers estimate that we inherit about 40% of our personality traits. Research suggests that our temperament at age 3 is highly predictive of how we will behave or conduct ourselves as adults.
If your parents or grandparents were shy, you may […]
Your job probably has many facets. You may feel like you do mental gymnastics all day long. Sometimes you’re trying to learn something new, next you’re trying to solve problems, and sometimes you’re trying to dream up new ideas.
Your self-concept and self-esteem have a significant impact on your cognitive, learning, or thinking style. […]
At work there are frequent verbal fistfights, battles of wits, and wars for resources. Some of these squabbles seem silly. It may be necessary to engage in these conversations to protect and promote department resources and goals. It is important to be physically and emotionally able to take on the day?
Starting about a thousand years […]
How does the self-concept develop?
One of the sources of self-concept is based upon our experiences. Think about the years you were growing up. What did you read? What did you watch on TV? What were the topics of discussion? What did you talk about? Who were your friends? What are your memories concerning your neighborhood? […]