What is the relationship between self awareness and personality?

First, the concept is different.

1. Self-awareness.

It is the awareness of one's own physical and mental activities, that is, one's own awareness of oneself.

2. Wheel's self-concept.

Self concept, the experience of one's own existence.

3. Self-modification of Wang cognition.

It refers to the insight and understanding of oneself, including self-observation and self-evaluation.

Second, the content covered is different.

1. Self-awareness specifically includes understanding one's own physiological condition (such as height, weight, posture, etc.), psychological characteristics (such as interests, abilities, temperament, personality, etc.) and one's relationship with others (such as one's relationship with the people around oneself, one's position and role in the collective, etc.).

2. Self-concept involves a person's gradual deepening of their understanding of themselves through experience, introspection, and feedback from others.

3. Self-awareness includes self-observation and self-evaluation. Self-observation refers to the awareness of one's own perceptions, thoughts, and intentions; Self-evaluation refers to the judgment and evaluation of one's own thoughts, expectations, behaviors and personality characteristics, which is an important condition for self-regulation.

Third, the formation characteristics are different.

1. Self-consciousness is conscious, social, and active.

identity and other characteristics. The structure of self-consciousness is analyzed from the three levels of self-consciousness, namely, knowledge, emotion and intention, and is composed of three subsystems: self-cognition, self-experience and self-regulation (or self-control).

2. Self-concept is an organic cognitive body, made up of attitudes.

Emotions, beliefs, and values are composed throughout experience and action, and organize the specific habits, abilities, thoughts, and opinions of the individual.

There are two views on the interpretation of self-concept: first, self-concept is an organic process that unifies individuality into a coherent and comprehensive system; Second, self-concept is the object of perception. The roles of self-concept include self-guidance, self-explanation, self-expectation, and self-success or failure attribution.

3. Psychological cognition of self-awareness.

It is a relatively advanced cognitive ability.

For people with low education or low intelligence, they may not have this kind of self-awareness for the rest of their lives. For some, it is possible to transcend this mental cognition. Mental cognition is generally an infinite process, because mental activity itself is infinite, and it is constantly developing along with personal experiences and memories as well as thoughts and imaginations.

1) A person with a sound sense of self should be a self-aware person who knows both his strengths and weaknesses, and can correctly evaluate himself and self-development.

2) A person with a sound sense of self should be a person who is in harmony with self-knowledge, self-experience and self-control.

3) A person with a sound sense of self should be a person who is positively self-affirming, independent, and in tune with the outside world.

4) A person with a sound sense of self should be a person who is unified with the ideal self and the actual self, with a positive sense of purpose and introspection, and is proactive and endless.