The self confidence, social anxiety and self-esteem peculiarity of middle4 school age pupil

Object of research: the self-confidence, social anxiety and self-esteem of middle school age pupil. Aim of research: reveal peculiarity the self-confidence, social anxiety and self-esteem of middle school age pupil. Hypothesis: the self-confidence, social anxiety and self-esteem levels of middle school age pupil are different by sex, by age and by school in which they study: city or district school. The goals of research: 1. Examine self-confidence, self-esteem and social anxiety level of middle school age pupil. 2. To compare subject’s self-confidence, social anxiety and self-esteem by sex. 3. To compare subject’s self-confidence, social anxiety and self-esteem by school in which they study. 4. To compare subjects’ self-confidence, social anxiety and self-esteem by age. Subjects of research: There were interviewed 113 fifth and eighth grade students in Kaunas and Kaunas district school. Methods of research: Analysis of literary sources; interview by questioner; Conclusions: 1. It was found that the majority of the respondents characterized the medium confidence level, indicating that the majority of respondent’s self-confidence is the optimal. Low level of self-assessment was characterized by more than one-fifth of respondents, while the self-tenth of a high level of self-assessment. We also observed that 36 percent. Respondent’s experiencing high or medium levels of social anxiety, the remaining 64 percent are, or low, or do not suffer from social anxiety is. 2. It is noted, the girls often experience high levels of social anxiety than boys (p 0.05). Meanwhile, more than a third of respondents studying in class 5 were characterized by low levels of self-assessment