Self-perception

Self-perception is like looking in a mirror and seeing yourself. When you look in the mirror, you see what you look like, and you might think things like, "I like my hair" or "I don't like my nose." This is your perception of yourself.

Self-perception is how you see yourself, and how you think about yourself. It's like seeing yourself from the inside, like being your own best friend, and knowing what you want and like.

When you have positive self-perception, it means that you think you are a good person and that you like the things about yourself that you see. You might think things like, "I am smart" or "I am kind" or "I am fun."

When you have negative self-perception, it means that you think you are not a good person or that you don't like the things about yourself that you see. You might think things like, "I am not smart" or "I am not kind" or "I am not fun."

Sometimes your self-perception can change based on what other people say to you or how they treat you. For example, if someone says mean things to you all the time, you might start to believe them and think that you are not a good person. But it's important to remember that your self-perception is your own, and you should try to think positively about yourself.