Teens are more likely to have a lower self esteem as they are more entertained by celebrities. Girls and guys are influenced a lot with what is on magazines and tv shaping their mind to want to look like some one else and compare themselves on their looks and other aspects like wealth, careers. By comparing themselves to others will make them feel down about themselves giving them low self esteem.
Teens with high levels of self-esteem are confident and self-assured, so when they face a tough decision such as whether to use illegal drugs, this self-assurance allows them to make decisions independently. Teens with low self-esteem are not confident and often doubt themselves and their decision making. When teens with low self-esteem need to make tough decisions, they will look to outside influence to guide, suggest, or validate their decisions.
Yes, "self-esteem" is hyphenated when used as a compound adjective, such as "low self-esteem."
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i can give the impact of both high self esteem and low self esteem, If anyone has got high self esteem it will lead to fueling up over confidence and ego which will make that person to get separated from others,. At the same time if anyone has got low self esteem it will lead to fueling up inferiority complex and self pity which makes the person not to do any job of his / her People with low self-esteem can have high confidence and people with high self-esteem can have low confidence, confidence and self-esteem is somewhat related. Although it is more common for someone one with a LOW self-esteem and high confidence, an example of someone with a LOW self-esteem but HIGH confidence would be a BULLY.
A person with low self-esteem is often referred to as having poor self-image or low self-worth. They may have feelings of inadequacy or lack of confidence in themselves.
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It is true that many people who suffer from an addiction also suffer from low self-esteem. Low self-esteem can lead to a number of problems including unhealthy relationships.
Teens with high levels of self-esteem are confident and self-assured, so when they face a tough decision such as whether to use illegal drugs, this self-assurance allows them to make decisions independently. Teens with low self-esteem are not confident and often doubt themselves and their decision making. When teens with low self-esteem need to make tough decisions, they will look to outside influence to guide, suggest, or validate their decisions.
Yes, "self-esteem" is hyphenated when used as a compound adjective, such as "low self-esteem."
emotional health, self-esteem emcompasses both self-confidence and self-acceptance.
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i can give the impact of both high self esteem and low self esteem, If anyone has got high self esteem it will lead to fueling up over confidence and ego which will make that person to get separated from others,. At the same time if anyone has got low self esteem it will lead to fueling up inferiority complex and self pity which makes the person not to do any job of his / her People with low self-esteem can have high confidence and people with high self-esteem can have low confidence, confidence and self-esteem is somewhat related. Although it is more common for someone one with a LOW self-esteem and high confidence, an example of someone with a LOW self-esteem but HIGH confidence would be a BULLY.
Personally I think everyone should be happy with who they are. If your not then you have low self-esteem which u could change that....I kno at times many teens feel like they want to die or wish they was someone else.But the point is If your happy with yourself the better you feel.
i think it is more of a high self-esteem.
Low self esteem
A person with low self-esteem is often referred to as having poor self-image or low self-worth. They may have feelings of inadequacy or lack of confidence in themselves.
Some people realize they have low self esteem and admit it to a close friend while others considers themselves shy; perhaps are depressed so they have no self esteem; are poor and may not be aware they are suffering from low self esteem.