The Relatively Stable Set of Perceptions You Hold of Yourself

question 54

Multiple Choice

The relatively stable set of perceptions you hold of yourself is called your​

• A)​self-concept.
• B)​interpersonal self.
• C)​perceptual bias.
• D)​self-feedback.
• E)​self-orientation.

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Definitions:

Secure Attachment

A form of attachment characterized by a strong emotional bond between a child and caregiver, leading to feelings of safety, reliability, and trust.

Insecure Attachment

is a type of attachment characterized by anxiety or avoidance in relationships, often resulting from inconsistent or neglectful caregiving in early life.

Academic Achievement

The extent of a student's success in meeting short or long-term educational goals, often measured by grades or standardized test scores.

Egocentrism

The lack of capability to distinguish between one's own viewpoint and the viewpoint of another person, commonly observed in the early stages of childhood growth.