LESSON 2

• ● Physical self refers to the body which we interface

  with our environment and fellow beings.
• PHYSICAL SELF

  It is a tangible aspect of the person that can be

  directly observed and examined.
• William James considered body as initial source of

  sensation and necessary for the origin and

  maintenance of personality.
• WILLIAM JAMES

  It is an element of spiritual hygiene of supreme

  significance.
• Sigmund Freud, In Psychoanalytical school,

  construction of self and personality makes the

  physical body the core of human experience.
• Wilhelm Reich argued that mind and body are one;

  all psychological processes, he postulated, are a part

  of physical processes, and vice versa.
• According to Erik Erikson, the role of bodily organs

  is especially important in early developmental stages

  of a persons life.
• Carl Jung, argued that the physical body and the

  external world can be known only as psychological

  experiences.
• B.F. Skinner, says that the role of the body is of

  primary importance.
• Many aspects contribute to body image, including the

  environment in which we are immersed in as well as

  our biological make up and genetic predisposition.
• The Inflated Self-Esteem this people holds high

  regards for themselves. Better than the other to the

  point of underestimating them.
• High Self-Esteem this is a positive self-esteem, which

  make the person be satisfied of themselves.
• Low Self-Esteem this person do not value

  themselves and do not trust their possibilities.
• SELF-ESTEEM

  The evaluative or effective consequence of one’s se;f

  concept.
• SELF-ESTEEM

  extent to which one feels positive or negative

  about one’;s self concept