Which of the following statements best reflects an understanding of the definition of negative client self-concept?

1. "Acne is very difficult to deal with, especially for a youngster."
2. "Managing type 2 diabetes can be very challenging for the client."
3. "An above the knee amputation requires extensive physical therapy."
4. "Clinical depression can make things like going to work quite difficult."


ANS: 1
Self-concept is an individual's conceptualization of himself or herself. It is a subjective sense of self and a complex mixture of unconscious and conscious thoughts, attitudes, and perceptions. Self-concept directly affects one's self-esteem, or how one feels about himself or herself. Ado-lescence is a particularly critical time when many variables affect self-concept and self-esteem. The remaining options are not necessarily directly reflective of self-concept issues.

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