Personal Characteristics

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Personal Characteristics Personal Management Unit 2 Personal Characteristics

Personal Characteristics 1. Values: statements concerning the individuals perception of what is good or bad, right or wrong, important, desirable or undesirable. Values are the main determinants of human behavior. They influence how an individual judges their own and others behavior.

Personal Characteristics 2. Attitudes: the positive, negative or neutral feelings an individual holds about relationships and life experiences( eg.Money,work,friendship, school, etc) Attitudes influence how a person responds within a given context.

Personal Characteristics Beliefs: ones expectations about what is real. Some beliefs can be irrational and can interfere with the development of positive relationships and responses. Ex. One has a belief that everyone should love them One believes that no one should work for a living

Personal Characteristics 4. Interests: activities / experiences that motivate people and provide enjoyment Painting Fishing Reading

Personal Characteristics Skills/Aptitudes: refers to capacities to perform a task. Any individual can develop skills in a particular area with exposure, practice, education, and preserverance. Aptitude refers to an innate characteristic that an individual may possess that allows him/her to develop a skill to a higher level Ex crafts Athletics Music

Personal Characteristics 6. Personality: an individuals temperment, attitudes, and style of interacting with people and the world around them , that is modified by life circumstances.

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Self Concept The way individuals see themselves Being self aware It’s the foundation of our personality- affects almost all we do Involves our feelings about ourselves and mirrors opinions of us- how we project ourselves, helps to develop our goals and realize success

Self Concept Involves resiliency – keeps our spirits high and adapt when things do not work out as planned A positive self esteem gives you: - greater ability to deal with change, move ahead despite challenges, and bounce back from adversity and failure Acceptance of aspects one cannot change about oneself Recognition that there are aspects under a persons control

Self Awareness The development of a positive self concept involves an appreciation of who one is, such that an individual can be responsible to ones self and others in a respectful, moral, manner. It also involves the acceptance of those aspects that one cannot change about oneself, and a recognition that there are aspects that are under an individuals control. Awareness of both the internal ( attitude, beliefs) and the external( people in our lives that influence self concept) is critical

Self Concept Strategies/Factors

Strategies to enhance self concept 1. development of long term plans 2. engagement in positive self talk 3. reduction/elimination of negative self talk 4. avoid sources of negitive influence 5. stress management 6. anger management 7. enhancement of skills/ abilities

Strategies to enhance self concept 8. having a purpose in life 9. development of positive personal relationships 10. interacting with positive people 11. adoption of a healthy lifestyle

Factors that diminish self concept 1. giving in to peer pressure 2. substance abuse 3. engagement in illegal activities 4. negative self talk