Self-Concept of a Younger Pupil Within the Context of His or Her Personality Development



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Submitted Nov 17, 2022
Published Dec 19, 2022
10.24018/ejedu.2022.3.6.525

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The effectiveness of primary education saturates a numberof pedagogic-psychological variables and predicts various situations, failure to manage which can negatively affect the self-concept process of the pupil. This self-concept of the pupil affects his or her relationshipto school, learning, school success, but above all, it can affect his or her relationship to himself or herself and can be a fundamental determining factor in the process of development of the pupil's personality. In this paper, we present a partial exploratory analysis of the results of the Piers-Harris 2 (PHCSCS-2) questionnaire survey of the self-concept of the school pupils, who attend thefourth year of the elementary school.

Keywords: pupil’s personality, Piers-Harris 2, self-concept, younger school age.

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