1972
DOI: 10.1111/j.1746-1561.1972.tb00960.x
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The Relationship Between Self‐concept and Peer Acceptance

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“…The importance of how an individual perceives himself has been argued by a number of researchers. It has been claimed, for instance, that a realistic selfconcept is an important component of sound mental health (Howard et al, 1972;Coleman, 1960), whilst Fitts (1965) saw self-concept as providing a valid reflection of adjustment to life.…”
Section: The Self-conceptmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The importance of how an individual perceives himself has been argued by a number of researchers. It has been claimed, for instance, that a realistic selfconcept is an important component of sound mental health (Howard et al, 1972;Coleman, 1960), whilst Fitts (1965) saw self-concept as providing a valid reflection of adjustment to life.…”
Section: The Self-conceptmentioning
confidence: 99%