What is the difference between pride and self-esteem?

Answer 1

self esteem is "a realistic respect for or favorable impression of oneself; self-respect" (www.dictionary.com) in other words self esteem is the opinion you have about yourself, in terms of looks, personality etc.

someone with high self esteem has a lot of confidence, and is completely comfortable and happy with who they are. someone with low self esteem feels the opposite, they wish they were different, in terms of both looks and personality, often wish they were someone else, and is usually not as outgoing, as they fear they will be bullied.

Someone with a high self-esteem isn't always confident, as there is a difference between a high self-esteem and high confidence. Someone who isn't as out-going as their friends or others may still have a fine self-esteem they just feel un-confortable in social situations maybe fear of saying the wrong thing. Bullies, however usually have low self-esteems themselves but are very confident. Bullies are mentally and verbally weak, they may not always be strong too, because it is the person they pick on is too scared to fight with the bullies.

Answer 2

The concept of self-esteem must be distinguished from

the concept of pride. The two are related, but there are

significant differences in their meaning. Self-esteem pertains

to a man's conviction of his fundamental efficacy and worth.

Pride pertains to the pleasure a man takes in himself on the

basis of and in response to specific achievements or actions.

Self-esteem is confidence in one's capacity to achieve values.

Pride is the consequence of having achieved some particular

value(s). Self-esteem is "I can." Pride is "I have."

Answer 3

High self esteem is when you have confidence in yourself and don't care what other people think, low self esteem is when you have very little confidence in yourself and you take what other people think very seriously.

Answer 4

Self-esteem is when someone feels love, respect, and self-worth for themselves. Self-awareness is when someone knows what is going on with themselves, such as their hopes, insecurities, fears, etc.

Answer 5

Pride is a feeling of satisfaction or accomplishment in oneself or one's achievements. Self-esteem is a broader sense of overall self-worth and self-respect, encompassing how one feels about themselves as a whole. Pride can stem from specific accomplishments, while self-esteem is more about general feelings of worthiness and self-acceptance.