Self-esteem is made up of a set of cognitive beliefs that an individual has that are generally seen as attributes or liabilities in a particular area of their self-identity.
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Step 1: Define self-esteem as a psychological concept that reflects an individual's overall subjective emotional evaluation of their own worth. Show more…
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