Katrina thinks of herself as fairly laid-back, easygoing, and relatively calm. She believes that she is above average academically and intellectually and sees herself as very conscientious at work, and caring and loving with her family. Katrina's understanding of herself would be called her?

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Emmanuel Williamson

Social Studies

14 January, 10:11

Katrina thinks of herself as fairly laid-back, easygoing, and relatively calm. She believes that she is above average academically and intellectually and sees herself as very conscientious at work, and caring and loving with her family. Katrina's understanding of herself would be called her?

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Lamar Bowers · Answer 1

Self-Concept

Explanation:

Based on the information provided within the question it can be said that Katrina's understanding of herself would be called her Self-Concept. This term refers to a perception of ones-self or in other words the way we see ourselves based on behavior, unique characteristics, and our abilities. Which is what Katrina is using to describe the kind of person that she is.