Both males and females have low self-esteem; however, women tend to have lower self-esteem. They are concerned over their weight, prettiness, make-up, etc. So, even though both genders experience it, it is more prominent in females.
I would assume that it's at the age where the child starts to express a preference to clothing, footwear, hair-styles, etc. Every child is different, so it would be wrong to suggest just one age :-)
Schizophrenia usually onsets and develops between the ages of fifteen and twenty-five in both males and females. Although these are the most common years of onset, it can develop at any time.
Depends on the person. There is no exact time that this will occur, but it's a lot more likely to happen after high school. High school is the time in life where your self esteem will be at it's lowest, most likely, and you'll be wondering 'what do others think about me?' Afterwards, people normally start to realize that it doesn't matter what others think, so they start to do what makes them happy. When you find that thing that makes you happy, you gain self exteem and self respect. (: Normally, if you're good at something, it'll have the same effect.
peer pressure can occur in most places although it is found mainly in middle schools and high schools along with certain teen environments that the teens in your area tend to hang out at example: malls, parties, resturaunts, excedtra
at school, if students are encouraged and praised by their works, their self-esteem may increase. if they are being abused by their parents, friends, or other people, they may lose self-esteem. too much peer pressure may also affect self esteem. Another answer: Each society has its own standards for what individuals should be, should strive for, should accomplish, should feel...etc. There are societal "norms" for just about every human characteristic. As children growing up, we are introduced to these expectations through our parents, friends, siblings, television, teachers, the list goes on and on. Even how we see strangers living can influence our opinion of what we should measure up to. Some of these we are not even aware of. For instance, if you are a female, you may have been brought up to believe that to be a "real" woman you should be docile, forgiving, submissive, quiet and pretty. This indoctrination can begin to occur at a VERY early age. A 3 year old girl may be allowed to cry, while a 3 year old boy may be told to "toughen up and bear it." If your natural tendencies go against what society has taught you to be, then it can affect your self esteem greatly. So if you believe that success means having a house with x amount of rooms and bathrooms and a car that costs x amount of dollars, and that you should have these things by x number of years, and you don't, then your self esteem takes a blow. The best way to be is to realize that you have the power to form your own ideas and opinions about what is beautiful, successful, etc. Set your own "best". Reject those societal ideas that don't fit you as an individual. It's a hard task to do, but the more you learn to appreciate your intrinsic value as an individual, the easier your self esteem will rise.
Yes, autosomal traits are located on non-sex chromosomes, so they are equally likely to occur in males and females. This is because both males and females have the same set of autosomes.
Red Green colorblindness is more prevalent in males but can occur in females as well.
So that females and males would be equal.
Your question is wrong as there are various types of hernia . Males have inguinal hernia which can't occur in females .On the other hand females have femoral hernia not present in males .
Meiosis is cell division of the germ cells, the egg and sperm. It occurs in the ovary in females and testis in males.
there is no difference between the meosis in males and females.
Cerebral palsy affects both females and males. It is a neurological condition that can occur in people of any gender. The causes and symptoms of cerebral palsy are the same regardless of gender.
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Sixth nerve palsies have no predilection for males or females and can occur at any age.
SLE can occur in both males and females of all ages, but 90% of patients are women.
Hypospadias and epispadias are both congenital conditions of the urethra. Both conditions are more common in males, but can occur in females.
Seizures affect males and females equally and can occur among all age groups.