Adolescence: Self-Image & Self-Esteem
Keywords:
adolescence, self-perception & self-esteem, sense of self, significant others, social support
Abstract
Adolescence is that transitional period of human development, during which the immature racial child is transformed into a mature and capable adult for reproduction. The period of adolescence is a developmental period in the life of the individual that is characterized by evolution and changes in the structure of personality and psychosynthesis. The teenager has to struggle with many things, such as the changing self-image, the fundamental question "who am I", what is my identity, his attempt to differentiate himself from his family, to start his own autonomous course of life , issues that create potential risks of disorientation and claiming his image & his professional opportunities.
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2022-07-15
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