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Interpersonal Communication Self-Concept Dr. Marquita Byrd Communication Studies Department San Jose State University

Self-Concept  Self-concept is all that we believe to be true about ourselves.  Self-concept is part of the psychological filter that every human being has.  Everything that we say, do, feel, and hear is filtered through our self-concept.  Is comprised of several dimensions.

Self: That which distinguishes one person from another : Individuality Complete this sentence five times… I am……. Self Concept Self- Esteem Self-image Self Identity Self- Awareness Self-Concept has many Dimensions

Assessing your Self Worth  Self Esteem is measured as High or Low  And influences your performance  High Self esteem: more eye contact, like themselves better, like other people and expect other people to like them. More eye contact, perform better and more like to communicate with superiors better  Low Self Esteem less eye contact, poor performance, may have negative self-concept, does not believe in self, hesitate to take promotions, don’t’ accept constructive criticism well Self-Esteem

Others influence the development of Self-Concept Reflected appraisal Comparison with others Three types of self Perceived, ideal and expected self. Write five words or phrases you would use to describe yourself ten years from now.

Several Things help predict the shaping of your self concept Self-fulfilling prophecy  What you expect of yourself  If you expect the best of yourself you will perform better.  If you expect the worse, then you will make it happen Pygmalion effect  What others expect of you  Pygmalion was a Greek king you made a status of a beautiful woman. She are made alive by the ministrations of the goddess Aphrodite. Pygmalion married the statue what had become alive.

Gender and Body Image  Men used to be less concerned about body image than women.  Women are very tied into media images of other women and strive to fit those images.

Improving Self-concept  Assess your self  Ask those who know you to assess you to see if it is accurate  Get goals short term goals and steps to reach your goals  Assess your progress towards those goals  Take a new mental picture of yourself