Abstract:
Self-concept is a multidimensional construct that cannot be understood adequately if its multidimensionality is ignored. Empirical and theoretical support for this claim comes from research with the Self Description Questionnaires and the Marsh/Shavelson self-concept model. Particularly strong support comes from academic self-concept research.
The purpose of the present presentation is to expand support for the claim to the area of physical self-concept. Discussion will focus on the content specificity of Physical self-concept.
The purpose of the present presentation is to expand support for the claim to the area of physical self-concept. Discussion will focus on the content specificity of Physical self-concept.