The legal system in Iceland. The following excerpt is from the online article Update-Researching Icelandic Law by Ran RÃ¡n tryggvadottir ÃÃ³rdÃ­s And, Ã¾ordis Ã¾Ã³rdÃ­s ingadottir ingadÃ³ttir Associate professors At the Faculty Of. Law at reykjavik university the online article can. also be found herehe legal system in Iceland. The following excerpt is from the online article Update-Researching Icelandic Law by Ran RÃ¡n tryggvadottir ÃÃ³rdÃ­s And, Ã¾ordis Ã¾Ã³rdÃ­s ingadottir ingadÃ³ttir Associate professors At the Faculty Of. law at reykjavik university
The term self-concept is a general term used to refer to how someone thinks about, evaluates or perceives themselves. To be aware of oneself is to have a concept of oneself. The individual's belief about himself or herself, including the person's attributes and who and what the self is.
-- The world and the things in it are not just perceived; they are perceived in relation to one's self-concept. -- Self-concept development is a continuous process. In the healthy personality there is constant assimilation of new ideas and expulsion of old ideas throughout life. -- Individuals strive to behave in ways that are in keeping with their self-concepts, no matter how helpful or hurtful to oneself or others. -- Self-concept usually takes precedence over the physical body.