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Development of self-concept, self-esteem and self-efficacy develop around adolescence. The concept about one's self is a concrete step further to the development of the adult self of the individual. As the environment and behaviors of agents around us affect us, and as able bodied human beings, when we respond, our sense of personal sense achievement is heightened ...

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