Self-Concept or Sense Identity

Self-concept or sense of identity

It refers to the image that he / the child / a is formed itself, or in other words, the metal acquires associations when referring to himself / herself. These associations derive largely from the way he has been treated / a in the past.

Their emotional reactions and conclusions about himself / herself depends on your interpretation of their experiences and their situations from early childhood.

Since the early years, he lays the foundations of their experiential strategies that will accompany possibly lifelong.

Parents, with its action towards their children / as, are the first major motivation of how these strategies are formed and strengthened.

The / The child / a, compared to the actions of their parents built a system of behavior, defense and survival, allowing you to overcome suffering or discomfort in negative situations they have to face.

If you have been treated / a with affection and as someone important, if you have respected him, if he has helped to realize their abilities and if parents have devoted the necessary attention, their self-concept is basically positive.

You feel important in the family and school first, and in later life, and experiential strategies will be based on these rules.

Sufficient self-esteem is a kind of vaccine impact of adversity. There will be ups and downs in our life times, but always be ready to assume the high low and off when needed.

The / The child / a which has been considered / a as a person growing and learning, rather than a potential person to be formed from the point of view of parents, tend to have a positive self-concept.

If you have not had that opportunity will tend to base their self in the opinion of others throughout their lives, and will have trouble accepting yourself / a as is improving steadily and without external pressure.

His life and growth depend on its decision to dare to improve.