Self-Esteem

Respecting yourself in a way you would respect someone else...such as respecting yourself enough not to damage your body. Also in seeing yourself in a way that you want to be the best you can be and such. This is a great thing to have! :D

cause they believe that God, or Lord can change our lives, they have faith that Jesus Crist can do anything,if we just have hope, the bible says that the true religion is the religion that does not seek God in statues, or in pictures, but that they seek him by faith, and ONLY by faith, no one really knows how Jesus Crist looks. And we change our lives as Christians to seek a better life, and to be with our beloved father. House of Prayer Worcester Mass

1. The impact of early childhood experiences on adult mental health.
2. The role of genetics and environment in shaping adolescent development.
3. The effects of technology on children's cognitive and social development.
4. Sociocultural influences on aging and late adulthood.

Integrity refers to the quality of being honest and having strong moral principles. It involves being truthful and acting in ways that are consistent with one's values and beliefs, even when faced with challenges or temptations.

Health is important to oneself as it affects quality of life, longevity, and the ability to pursue goals. It is also important to others as healthy individuals contribute to stronger communities and reduce the burden on healthcare systems. Overall, good health promotes well-being and productivity for individuals and society as a whole.

there's not really a way of telling, what matters is that you find a guy who loves you for your personality and loves you for who you are, everything about your apearance he should like, but if you dont mind posting a picture of just your face on social networkin sites, and asking the lads what they think of you, or waiting for their comments

It seems like he likes you and he might not even notice that he's talking to her often. He might just want a friend that's not a girl friend but just a friend that's a girl if you know what I mean.

yes! any thing is possible when these are kept in the mind

1) when the person can measure his / her activity whether is a good deed or bad deed

2) CONFIDENCE ON SELF

this is by another person.......

everything seems impossible...............UNTIL ITS DONE!

I'm going to be honest, and say i am not an expert, and am not a parent. Infact i am a teenager, and i self harm. First of all when i think back it kind of built up e.g scramming myself in anger, or for a reson unknown. but then as you move on it can be more physcially damaging. first of all how do u think he/she is doing it and why? cutting, burning, etc. also depends where on his or her body. Look for, paranoia if your coming into the room when your changing e.g. quickly putting things on or turning away to hide e.g marks. an increase in covering up with clothes. e.g. long sleeves even when its hot, or long trousers. it's little things. like even refusing to do pe in school because of worry about revealing marks. Don't worry to much, but keep an eye out for concern. If she is she probably hides it very well, deep down she's probably desperate to tell you, but is afraid of hurting you. Note do not take self harm as a lead way to suicide. they are very different. If you are going to bring up the topic, bare in mind she doesnt want to upset you. Is she is, Show concern,empathy,sympathy, and only a little worry, but never anger, and try not to show alot of sadness, but just enough so she feels u care

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.

you don't feel as if you need to gain weight because you feel inscure about yourslef, and you don't want to be even worse so you have eating disorders due to low self esteem.

Our disgusting society dictates only skinny girls get boyfriends so overweight chicks, who deserve love too, might develop a low self-esteem and feel better starving themselves to lose weight, which becomes an eating disorder or worse. Boys can suffer this too. I know; both me and my brother have been down this road and it really sucks.

People may overreact due to heightened emotions, past experiences, fear of the unknown, or feeling overwhelmed. Overreactions can stem from a desire to protect oneself or others from perceived threats, leading individuals to respond more intensely than the situation warrants.

Cognition self and others refer to the way individuals perceive themselves and those around them, including thoughts, beliefs, and understanding of emotions, intentions, and behavior. It involves self-awareness, empathy, and social cognition skills that help in forming relationships and understanding others' perspectives. It plays a crucial role in interpersonal interactions and shaping one's identity.

Almost every human behaviour has been given a lable, and a drug to treat it. The manual used by psychiatrists and psycologists now lists over 400 mental disorders, and virtually anyone can be diagnosed as mentally ill, and put on anti-depessants or other psycotropic medication. Your question answers itself. Sure, there are people who have geniuine mental disorders who benefit greatly from the right treatment and drugs, but the term has been broadened to include most of the population.Remember that the psychotropic drug industry is huge, and growing. The term "normal" is ambiguous and open to interpretation. Human behavior is highly varied and depends on many things, including our genetic makeup and our life experiences. I suppose you could define a psycologically normal person as someone who is able to relate to people in a rational way without causing harm to themselves and others, and is able to function on a daily basis.We all wish that at least some parts of our personalities were somehow "better". That's normal. We all go through periods of feeling down and lacking in self esteem, and at times have trouble sleeping. That's normal too. When those things become debilitating and sustained over long periods, it is no longer normal, and treatment is needed. Conditions such as schitzophrenia and phychopathy are not considered normal.

Communication is the overall process of exchanging information or ideas between individuals using verbal and non-verbal cues. Language is a specific system of symbols (words) and rules (grammar) used within a community to communicate meaning. While language is a key component of communication, communication can also occur through gestures, facial expressions, and other non-verbal cues.

The characteristics you would get from someone with high self-esteem would be if that person ignored (a) noticeable irregularity(ies) (horrible acne, missing limbs, face disfiguration, personality disorders, etc.) about themselves and were openly social and see themselves on the same level as those who are considered normal in today's society and anyone they came in contact with. But some people do not even have to ignore these problems. Some people have nothing wrong with them according to today's society or they don't even notice a deficiency in themselves which leads them to be outgoing or social with anyone around them.

First lets establish some foundation: Genuine confidence is a sense of self that radiates a factual state of admirable achievement. Conversely, arrogant conceit is the hideous condition of radical distortion of sense-of-self that is detached and likely counter to the individual's factual state of identity. In my opinion, Smugness is not a condition of the 'observed', but rather an unfortunate intermix of the observer's own low self-esteem in the presence of geniune confidence. Most humans are actually incapable of discerning between 'smugness' and geniune 'radiating confidence' - unless that observer has contextual knowledge of the particular factual achievement that underlies the confidence of the observed. In my case, strangers typically despise me on contact - unless there is an 'intermediary' who can explain to them who I actually am.. at which point the odiousness of my prior 'smugness' instantantly evaporates in the mind of the previously irrated observer. Once they know, then we can get onto more 'normal social interactions'. However, without context - again... humans typically have no way of differentiating 'putting on aires' and actually, truly, factually-with-bonafides... Being All That.

Psychoanalysis theory posits that personality develops through unconscious conflicts and experiences, particularly during early childhood. According to Sigmund Freud, conflicts between the id, ego, and superego shape personality development. Unresolved conflicts can lead to defense mechanisms and impact behavior and mental health.

The enduring self refers to the concept of a consistent and unchanging core identity or essence that remains constant over time, despite external influences or changes. It is the idea that there is a stable aspect of an individual that persists throughout their life, providing a sense of continuity and personal coherence.

Immediately tell someone you can trust: a teacher, school counselor or even a policeman. You are not ratting out your friend, and you could easily save their life. This comes from someone whose granddaughter committed suicide last week. No one helped her, because no one knew.

Knowing yourself is critical for an ethical and effective counseling practice because if you do not know yourself - your own paradigms, your biases, your strengths and weaknesses, and your theoretical perspective on counseling - you cannot effectively counsel others.

Self esteem maintenance is controling your self esteem. Like whenever you get up in the morning and look in the mirror, if you don't like what you see, change what you see. Don't be too critical on yourself.

It hurts them in a very bad way. They may not know it at first, but it becomes apparent when they reach high school. Either they become labeled preppy, jock, goth, emo... some will add in a new category every now and then. Most associate by groups and then automatically assume that just because they are labeled, they are not okay to be around.

Labeling puts up barriers between preteens (and anyone and everyone else). If a kid were labeled Emo, they'd automatically be called a 'cutter' 'suicidal maniac' 'depressive'. Most of the time, however, these labels come from clothes appearance. (ironic...)

These take negative turns on self-esteem. Even on those labeled as preps because then they too feel pressure amongst peers to be a certain way (only out of fear of being labeled something "lower").

So, to cut it short, labeling takes a negative turn on preteens to morph into something they aren't - thus effectively lowering self-esteem.

Self-awareness refers to the ability to recognize and understand one's own emotions, thoughts, and behaviors. Social referencing is the process of observing others in social situations to gather information and guidance on how to respond or react. Both concepts are important for social interaction and emotional regulation.