Using theories and concepts discussed in class (as well as a personal narrative), you will compose an analysis of your personal self-concept. You will use terms (and definitions) discussed in class to analyze; what your self-concept is, how it came to be, is it working, and how can you improve. Make sure to use clear concrete examples from your life for the concepts you are explaining. Make the connection between the example and the concept clear. Concepts/theories for this paper will be mostly from chapter 2 and 3 from your textbook. You are required to use at least 5 key terms from the class (the terms “self-concept” and “self-esteem” are required terms that do not count toward the 5 additional required terms.). Each key term needs to be in bold, be clearly defined, cited, and linked to a detailed personal example. Furthermore, every example must be linked back to a concept. Consider answering these questions in your paper: How do you feel about yourself? (Self-esteem) What events/people have contributed to the development of your self-concept? How? How is your self-concept and self-esteem guiding your current behavior, relationships, life choices, etc.? How do you know? What do you plan to change about your self-concept, if anything? How will you attempt to change it? What steps will you take? How is culture guiding your view of self? Last Name 1 Name Name of Professor Name of Class Date Title of Paper: Use a Creative Title Introductory Paragraph (Approx. 1 paragraph): Hook Statement-Grab the reader’s attention. Right here you might want to define and cite what self-concept is (Cite, pg). Thesis statement- One sentence summary of what your paper is about. Preview the paper to come. Body paragraphs (Approx. 2.5-4 pages): Present a narrative. Within your narrative, explain your self-concept, how it was developed, how you feel about it, and any changes you want to make. Use specific examples and link them to specific concepts/terms we learned (do not forget to cite anytime you use information that is not your own). Whenever you use a course term, define it, put it in bold, and cite the definition. Use transition statements between paragraphs. Conclusion paragraph (Approx. 1 paragraph): Reviews your main points. Restates your thesis statement. End with a lasting impression/final thought for the reader’s. Last Name 2 Works Cited Most of you will only be citing the book. If you choose to use outside research make sure you include it within the paper and here on the works cited. This page does not count toward your 3-5 page requirement. Make sure to use hanging indents, alphabetical order when listing more than one citation. Do no put a space between citations. Follow MLA guidelines. The works cited page is always on its own page. Purchase answer to see full attachment Explanation & Answer: 2 pages Tags: communication Self-Esteem Current Behavior User generated content is uploaded by users for the purposes of learning and should be used following our company’shonor code & terms of service.