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2.3 Perceiving and Presenting Self (Self-concept (Vocabulary…

- - - - Which is reflective process of building our self-concept based on how we believed other people.
        
        For example
        
        In my experience, When I came to United States I couldn't understand much English but, I could read. After four months, I told to my ESL classmate that I wanted to get my driving permit, but "I don't know English right know, so I have to wait until I understand well English". Then he told me" no don't say that you can't do it, you are smart. Also, he said, "me and my friend got our drive permit last week, so you can too. After that I started to read to get my permit test and I passed the second time. Therefore, because my ESL classmate told me that I am smart, I got my drive permit after four months in the Untied States. I never forget my classmate's perspective of me.
- - - - How you see your self
  - - - If you describe a person or their work as distinguished, you mean that they have been very successful in their career and have a good reputation.
    - - Is Particular facts or idea means to represent all their most important aspects in a very small apace or in a single object.
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        I am not good at drawing. While I appreciate drawing as an art form, I don't consider drawing ability to be a very big part of my self-concept.
- - - - Which influences our self-concept.