Building Self-Esteem in the Early Years
Jenny Lukito Setiawan
Abstract
Jenny Lukito Setiawan
Abstract
This article looks at the practical ways of building self-esteem in the early years. It describes the concepts of self-esteem and characteristics of children with high self-esteem and those with low self-esteem. The practical ways of building self-esteem are discussed under the five essential components of self-esteem pointed out by Reasoner and Dusa (1991), which include sense of security, identity, belonging, purpose, and personal competence.Key words: self-esteem, sense of security, sense of identity, sense of belonging, sense of purpose, sense of personal competence
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This article looks at the practical ways of building self-esteem in the early years. It describes the concepts of self-esteem and characteristics of children with high self-esteem and those with low self-esteem. The practical ways of building self-esteem are discussed under the five essential components of self-esteem pointed out by Reasoner and Dusa (1991), which include sense of security, identity, belonging, purpose, and personal competence.Key words: self-esteem, sense of security, sense of identity, sense of belonging, sense of purpose, sense of personal competence
Key concepts: Self-esteem, Psychology of self, Competence (human resources), Psychology, Social psychology, Identity (music), Self-concept, Developmental psychology