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9. Attention-Seeking

- In some cases, negative self-talk might be a way to seek attention or reassurance from others. It can elicit support or validation from those around them.

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Negative self-talk can be a common behavior for various reasons, though it's important to note that it's not something people inherently "like." Instead, individuals may engage in negative self-talk due to several underlying factors

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