A Self-Concept Differs from a Self-Image in That the Self-Concept

question 119

Multiple Choice

A self-concept differs from a self-image in that the self-concept is more

• A) accurate.
• B) subjective.
• C) long-term.
• D) temporary.

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Definitions:

Hero

An individual admired for their courage, outstanding achievements, or noble qualities, often seen as a role model.

Covering Up

The act of concealing true feelings, actions, or intentions, often to protect oneself or prevent harm to others.

Enabling

Actions that unintentionally support or encourage negative or harmful behavior, often in the context of addiction or dysfunctional relationships.

Bowenian Theory

Bowenian Theory, or Bowen Family Systems Theory, is a theory of human behavior that views the family as an emotional unit and uses systems thinking to describe the complex interactions in the unit.