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The Self Perceptions
of Self-Concept & Self-Esteem by Fran Kick
Most Master’s thesis work just sits on some shelf, only to be read by a few. This is not one of them! Fran Kick’s careful developmental integration between the various conceptual models utilized—along with his own original thinking—strongly substantiates the work. Fran’s three recommendations and nine conclusions have established a unique series of specific challenges for anyone who works in practical situations whether it be in a classroom or a clinical practice. His high quality work lays an important foundation to move the theories into practice.
- Provides a foundational base of understanding related to self, self-concept or -image, self-esteem, and the theories behind them.
- Analyzes the interrelationships and developmental interaction of self perceptions from infancy through adulthood.
- Offers recommendations helpful for developing strategies to both clarify and enhance a more positive level of self awareness in students.
The U.S. Department of Education Office of Educational Research and Improvement ERIC® (Education Resources Information Center) Clearinghouse selected Fran Kick’s theoretical analysis for inclusion in the Resources in Education Index.
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“Fran’s work is very clear and articulate. The research is current and relevant. His analysis developmentally ties together the various phases of human development with the ideas of self-esteem and self-concept in a unique way.”
Diane Frey, Ph.D. Professor of Counseling
Past Executive Board Member for the National Council for Self-Esteem
“Fascinating reading. I sometimes feel out of the loop on the latest research by not being in the academic area of a university. I loved reading your summary at the beginning. Keep up your good work!”
Jack Canfield, Self-Esteem Seminars L.P.
Author, Speaker, Corporate Trainer, and Entrepreneur
“A thorough and critical analysis of self perception. Adds a novel and rich contribution to the field of educational psychology. The recommendations and conclusions establish a unique challenge for those working in the field.”
Donna Cole, Ph.D. Director of Professional Field Experiences
Wright State University College of Education and Human Services
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Title: The Self Perceptions of Self-Concept and Self-Esteem
Author: Fran Kick
Copyright: 1992, 2011
Publisher: Instruction & Design Concepts
ISBN: 9781591990260
Language: English
Length: 70 pages
Format: PDF eBook, 8.5×11 inches
Chapters:
Introduction
Rationale
Overview
Limitations and Implications
Literature Review of Terms
Historical Background
Definition of Terms (Self, Self-Concept, Self-Esteem)
Analysis of Theories
Developmental Analysis of Self-Concept
Developmental Analysis and Interaction of Self-Esteem
Analysis of the Interrelationships
Conclusions
Synthesis
Relevance and Application
Recommendations
Future Steps and Further Study
Summary
References
Index