Date of Award
1988
Degree Name
Educational Leadership
College
Graduate School of Education and Professional Development
Type of Degree
M.A.
Document Type
Thesis
Abstract
Self-confidence and self-esteem have long been thought ta be key factors in the successful achievement of career goals. Same of the areas that society use as measures of success are achievement in school, maintaining a jab, and financial independence. Conversely, law self-esteem has been associated with failure ta achieve in school, the inability to maintain a jab, and dependence an others for support. In addition certain anti-social behaviors manifested in delinquency, substance abuse and destructive behaviors have been associated with law self-concept (Brill, Crumpton~ Grayson , 1971; Krug~ Henry ,1974; Hur lock ,1967) .
Note(s)
The University of West Virginia College of Graduate Studies became the WV Graduate College in 1992 and was subsequently merged with Marshall University in 1997.
Subject(s)
Drawing, Psychology of.
Child study.
Self-help techniques.
Success in business.
Recommended Citation
Reasor, Barbara A., "Handwriting Size, Expansiveness and the Height of "I" As a Projection of Self-Concept" (1988). Theses, Dissertations and Capstones. 1949.
https://mds.marshall.edu/etd/1949
