WHAT SELF-ESTEEM IS
self-esteem is a realistic respect for or a favorable impression of oneself,"
It is the experience of being competent to cope with the basic challenges of life and of being worthy of happiness."
self-esteem is made up of two components:
Self-efficacy - confidence in one's ability to think, learn, choose, and make appropriate decisions; and
Self-respect - confidence in one's right to be happy and in the belief that achievement, success, friendship, respect, love, and fulfillment are appropriate to us.
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