What are the 3 types of self-esteem?
1. Self-esteem based on performance. This type of self-esteem is earned through accomplishments and is usually stable over time.
2. Self-esteem based on appearance. This type of self-esteem is based on how we look to others and can be unstable over time, depending on how our appearance changes.
3. Self-esteem based on feelings. This type of self-esteem is based on how we feel about ourselves and can be very stable over time, regardless of how our feelings change.
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