Self-Esteem

1. The ideal self is the version of ourselves that embodies our perfect qualities, values, and characteristics.
2. It represents the person we aspire to be, reflecting our highest potential and values.
3. Our ideal self serves as a guide for personal growth and development, guiding us towards becoming the best version of ourselves.

Immediately call emergency services for help. Do not hesitate to administer first aid, such as CPR, if necessary, while waiting for medical professionals to arrive. It is crucial to provide a safe and supportive environment for the individual and ensure they receive appropriate medical care.

Someone with a strong super ego but low self-esteem may present as overly critical of themselves, constantly seeking approval from others, and struggling to feel confident in their own abilities. They may have high standards for themselves set by their super ego, but lack the self-assurance to meet those standards, leading to inner conflict and insecurity.

The best way for me to answer this question is to list the diagnostic criteria for both disorders. For Oppositional Defiant Disorder, children might (1) lose their tempers, (2) argue with adults, (3) actively defy or refuse to comply with adult's request or rules, (4) deliberately do things that annoy others, (5) blame others for their misbehaving or mistakes, (6) be easily annoyed by others or appear extremely sensitive, (7) be angry and resentful and (8) be vindictive or spiteful. For a true diagnosis, a child must exhibit at least 4 of these at a more frequent rate than what is considered normal for their age.

For Conduct Disorder, a child must exhibit a repetitive and persistent behavioral pattern in which the rights of others or societal norms are violated. The child might exhibit (1) aggressive behavior causing or threatening physical harm to others or animals, (2) non-aggressive behavior causing loss of property or damage, (3) theft or deceitfulness and (4) serious rule violations. Three or more of these behaviors have to occur within the last 12 months, with at least one in the past 6.

Excessive self-control refers to a rigid and restrictive approach to regulating one's behavior, emotions, and impulses to an extreme degree. It can lead to feelings of being overly restrained, inhibited, or unable to relax and enjoy life. This may result in a decrease in spontaneity, creativity, and ability to adapt to changing circumstances.

This depends on a lot of differant variables. Your Job, Your school/ schoolwork, Family members, you help, etc.

Self-esttem comes only from within, one must work at and accomplish something that they view as worthwhile.

Individuals who lack emotions may experience difficulties forming connections with others, struggle with empathy, and have challenges understanding and managing their own feelings. This can impact their relationships, decision-making abilities, and overall mental well-being. Therapy or counseling can help individuals explore and address underlying reasons for their emotional detachment.

Self esteem comes only from within. It can not be heaped on from outside of one.

one must work at and accomplsh something that they view as worthwhile. One of the easiest ways to achieve this is through some type of volunteer work.

Well that is kind of a confusing question since fear is an emotion too.

Emotions are very important and actually, the more you have emotions the fuller your life will be.

You can feel happiness for little things such as watching birds and other cliché things, the same thing is accurate for anger, love, fear and other emotions.

To overcome the fear of it, you need to learn more about them, to observe them perhaps. The more you know about your emotions, the less you will fear them and the more you will get interested in them. Always remember that you can't control your emotions, but you can chose not to show them.

Fun fact: You can't hate someone that you have never loved.

Confident, self-assured, proud, and self-accepting.

A fussy self-righteous person is someone who is overly particular or demanding about a certain issue or behavior, while also believing they are morally superior to others. They may impose their beliefs or standards onto others, often judging or criticizing those who do not meet their expectations.

Good character and self-concept are related in that having a positive self-concept can lead to the development of good character traits such as honesty, integrity, and empathy. When individuals have a strong sense of self-worth and confidence, they are more likely to make choices that align with their values and beliefs, contributing to their overall character development. Conversely, developing good character can also improve self-concept by reinforcing a sense of integrity and moral worth.

Some submissive females have low self-esteem, but not all.

Usually, submissive people do not behave in a submissive manner toward everyone. Often, they are only submissive to their mate. Those who are submissive to people in general, though, usually do have low self esteem.

self esteem is important when your looking at your self but when u worry about ur image that's like 25% of what girls/boys like most of them would be interested in things u do rather than how u look.

Values, attitudes, and beliefs influence self-concept by shaping how individuals view themselves and the world around them. Positive values can lead to a strong sense of self-worth, while negative attitudes or beliefs can impact self-esteem and confidence. Ultimately, self-concept is a reflection of one's internal perceptions and can be influenced by the values, attitudes, and beliefs they hold.

Encourage them to practice asserting themselves in small, low-risk situations to build confidence. Offer support and reassurance that it's okay to communicate their needs and wants. Role-play scenarios with them to help them feel more comfortable expressing themselves.

Great question!

I would say through a formal invitation. Word of mouth is too casual for something like this. Your friends might think you only invited them because you had to. Even if that was the case, a formal invitation will clear all this up. Enjoy! Happy nuptials! ;)

PTSD is typically diagnosed through a clinical interview where a mental health professional assesses an individual's symptoms, history of trauma exposure, and the impact of those symptoms on everyday life. The diagnosis follows criteria outlined in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM-5) which includes symptoms such as intrusive memories, avoidance, negative changes in mood and cognition, and arousal/reactivity. Other assessments and tools may also be used to confirm the diagnosis.

If I hold you in high esteem, it means I greatly respect you as a person.

Yes, having a sense of humor can help you not take yourself too seriously and bounce back from setbacks easily. It allows you to see the lighter side of things, which can boost your self-esteem and make challenging situations more manageable.

Yes, but your age should be irrelevant. Proper IQ tests are designed and scored so that, at any age, the mean score is 100 with a standard error of 15 points. On such tests, someone with a score of 140 or above would be classed as a genius. But there are some qualifications: on-line IQ tests are not very sensitive; they are not socio-economically nor culturally neutral and to some extent they test your skill at doing a test rather than your intelligence.

I know this sounds stupid but, to gain self confidence you have to think about why you need confidence. You need to ask yourself why you are doing this activity. You have to realize that what others think of you isn't important, the important thing is what you think of yourself, and why you think this.

A person's self-concept changes over the years in various ways. As a person gets exposure and knowledge on various subjects in life, this transforms their attitude and develops a different self-concept.