How is the Self Perception Profile for adolescents different from the Self Perception Profile for Children?

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What is Erikson's fifth developmental stage?

identity versus identity confusion

How is the Self-Perception Profile for Adolescents different from the Self-Perception Profile for Children?

The Adolescent Profile includes sections on job competence, romantic appeal, and close friendships.

A short definition of _____ is who the person is.

identity

In early childhood, children usually conceive of the self in ________ terms.

physical

The most comprehensive and provocative theory of identity belongs to:

Erik Erikson.

All of the characteristics of a person is a description of:

Self

Social comparisons can be said to:

alter self-understanding by forcing a child to consider her abilities in relation to others.

Domain-specific evaluations of the self are referred to as:

self-concept.

A person's cognitive representation of self is referred to as the individual's:

self-understanding.

The global evaluative dimension of the self is called:

self-esteem.

Harter's (1985) Self-Perception Profile for Children is used to evaluate:

self-concept.

The Self-Perception Profile for Children taps all of the following domains of self-concept, except:

emotional well-being.

In one study both boys and girls had high self-esteem in childhood. Which of the following statements is correct?

Self-esteem declines in adolescence.

An infant's mother puts a dot of lipstick on his nose. Observers watch to see how often the infant touches his nose. Next, the infant is placed in front of a mirror, and observers detect whether nose touching increases. They are studying the infant's:

visual self-recognition.

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How is the self

How is the Self-Perception Profile for Adolescents different from the Self-Perception Profile for Children? The Adolescent Profile includes sections on job competence, romantic appeal, and close friendships. Harter's (1985) Self-Perception Profile for Children is used to evaluate: self-concept.

What is the self

The Self-Perception Profile for Children (SPPC) is a self-report magnitude estimation scale that measures a school-age child's sense of general self-worth and self-competence in the domain of academic skills (Harter 1982, 1985).

What happens to your self

Self-esteem levels tend to decrease in early adolescence and increase in later adolescence (Baldwin and Hoffmann 2002), but those who have lower levels of self-esteem than others at one time point are likely to have lower self-esteem than others at the following time point as well (Robins and Trzesniewski 2005).

What are the domains of self image proposed by Harter in her self perceptions profile for adolescents?

Profile for Adolescents (14 -19) It taps eight specific self-concept domains: Scholastic Competence, Athletic Competence, Social Competence*, Physical Appearance, Behavioral Conduct, Close Friendship, Romantic Appeal, and Job Competence.