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Self Concept
Self Concept refers to set of values and beliefs , conscious or accessible to consciousness, as well as attitudes and opinions the individual has of himself or herself in relation to the other, the world, and whatever the mind can reach. It is a person's answers to the question, "Who am I?"
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