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self-concept
noun[ C or U ]
psychology specializeduk /ˌselfˈkɒn.sept/ us /ˌselfˈkɑːn.sept/(alsoself-conception)
the way that a person sees himself or herself:
Self-concept during adolescence is often driven by comparison with your peers.
These experiences can all contribute to negative self-concepts in children.
There was a huge gap between his self-conception and the reality of his life.
The ideal self-concept is the way you want to be seen by other people, or how you would like to see yourself.
The children’s self-esteem and self-concept was affected by their experiences.
It's important to remember that people like products that are compatible with their self-concepts.
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