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word in terme van liefde, geld, prestasie, erkenning, vrede en harmonie die uitvloeisel<br />

van die self-gedetermineerde identiteit is. Volgens Jacobs en Raath (1990:24) kan die<br />

gevolgtrekking gemaak word dat die kind se self-konsep nie aangebore is nie, maar dat<br />

hy deur die ondervindinge wat hy belewe homself op bepaalde wyse leer ken en so <br />

konsep van homself vorm hulle stel dit verder ook dat: “ Die vorming van die<br />

selfkonsep impliseer dinamiek” . Hulle verwys dan na Burns (1979:66) wat van<br />

mening is dat dit redelik is om aan die selfkonsep te dink as n dinamiese proses.<br />

Deelnemers beskryf dan die volgende belewenisse.<br />

jy is ʼn waardelose persoon…”<br />

“ The right way – not in the sense of attacking me or my character,<br />

because as soon as I step in and I’m told kid listen here you’re not<br />

doing… right in front of the whole class, I’m breaking down his<br />

character… jy klim in sy karakter in… and you don’t want that because<br />

then you’re not so much as breaking that student down, but you are<br />

making his name bad in front of other kids so… you are killing him not<br />

just inside but outside the more you have that the worse you break<br />

down his personality because he gets… then you find the kid more in<br />

the office more in the principles office just trying to get attention…”<br />

Baron et al. (1997:172) se beskrywing werp eweneens lig op die impak van selfkonsep<br />

op gedrag, veral dan in die lig van bogenoemde hulle stel dit so: An independant but<br />

consistent proposal by Leary and colleagues (1995) is that self-esteem serves as a<br />

sociometer that is a necessary element in the monitoring of interpersonal relations.<br />

People with high self-esteem (presumably high self-monitors) interpret the positive<br />

reactions of others as indicating they are liked and included; if self-esteem begins to dip<br />

in a social situation, this indicates the possibility of social rejection and exclusion, so<br />

behaviour is altered to correct the problem. Nog deelnemers in die navorsing stel dit:<br />

“Sodra ʼn onderwyser aggressief word, word ek aggressief om myself te<br />

verdedig… ”<br />

“ Jy voel regtig soos… ek weet nie eintlik hoe om dit te beskryf nie. Jy<br />

voel so onseker dan van jouself dan en… ek weet nie dit is baie, dit is<br />

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