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Influences on Self-Concept (2nd Steps lesson 10)

Influences on Self-Concept (2nd Steps lesson 10)

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7th Grade

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15 Slides • 16 Questions

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media

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Open Ended

Why do you think you see yourself the way you do? What has shaped the way you think about yourself?

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media

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following is most likely to influence your self-concept?

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Your family

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Your favorite food

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The weather

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Your pet's name

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media

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media

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Multiple Select

Which of the following are examples of influences on self-concept that can be harder to recognize?

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Comparing yourself with others

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Messages from media

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What you believe others think about you

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Your favorite hobbies

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following is NOT mentioned as a major influence on self-concept in the lesson?

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Your experiences

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What people tell you

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Messages from media

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Physical appearance

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Multiple Choice

Why do you think it can be harmful to compare yourself too much with others?

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By focusing on others, you might not see your own positive qualities, strengths, and successes.

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Constant comparing can lead to negative thinking about yourself, which can affect your actions and decisions.

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To be like others, you might do things that aren’t true to yourself.

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All of these answers

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Open Ended

Explain how comparing yourself with others can affect your self-concept. Use examples from the lesson.

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media

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following is a way media messages can negatively impact your self-concept?

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They always provide accurate information

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They can make you feel motivated

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They can set unrealistic standards

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They never influence your self-concept

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Fill in the Blanks

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media

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Word Cloud

Think of specific characters, books, movies, songs and other media that have influenced you.

Type each one you can think of.

Is there any type of media that seems to be the biggest influence in your class? What other patterns do you see?

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Open Ended

How might social media play a part in harmful comparisons with others?

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media

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following is an example of how your self-concept can be influenced by what you think others think of you?

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Believing you are good at math because friends ask for your help

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Feeling tired after a long day

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Enjoying a movie with friends

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Learning a new language from a book

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media

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Drag and Drop

How has Addi’s self-concept affected her actions? Addi starts to see herself as ​
because she believes that’s what her new ​
think of her. This belief ​
her actions when she stays ​
instead of raising her hand and when she sits by ​
at lunch.​
Drag these tiles and drop them in the correct blank above
unpopular
classmates
influences
quiet
herself

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Open Ended

Do you think Addi still sees herself as boring or unlikeable? Why or why not? Do you think she changes her actions after finding this out? Why or why not?

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Multiple Select

Which of the following are influences that can shape your self-concept?

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Your experiences and feelings

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What other people tell you

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Comparing with others

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Books, movies, and social media

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media

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Open Ended

Having a positive self-concept is important. Which influences help you feel good about yourself?

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media

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Multiple Choice

What are some ways you can positively influence your self-concept according to the image?

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By choosing activities you enjoy, spending time with supportive people, and selecting positive media

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By ignoring your feelings and following what others do

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By isolating yourself from others

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By consuming any media regardless of its impact

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