A Comparative Study of Self Confidence of Single Child and Child with Sibling
Journal Title: International Journal of Research in Social Sciences - Year 2012, Vol 2, Issue 3
Abstract
Self Confidence is one of the personality trait which is a composite of a person‟s thoughts and feelings, strivings and hopes, fears and fantasies, his view of what he is , what he has been, what he might become, and his attitudes pertaining to his worth. Self Confidence is a positive attitude of oneself towards one‟s self-concept. It is an attribute of perceived self. Self Confidence refers to a person‟s perceived ability to tackle situations successfully without leaning on others and to have a positive self-evaluation. A self confident person perceives himself to be socially competent, emotionally mature, intellectually adequate, successful, satisfied, decisive, optimistic, independent, self-reliant, self-assured, forward moving, fairly assertive and having leadership qualities. So the concept of Self Confidence enjoys important position in the theories of human behavior and personality and is regarded as a basic condition of human existence in modern day world by many thinkers.
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Dr. Manisha Goel and Preeti Aggarwal
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