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5 Things To Never Say To A Person With Low Self-Esteem
It is wrong to believe that a character adjustment is all that is needed to deal with the problem of low-self esteem. It is more than that
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Halle Berry struggles with low self esteem
Actress Halle Berry says she has been fighting a life-long battle with low self esteem.
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Most Facebook users have low self-esteem: Study
Facebook is used mostly by narcissists and those with low self-esteem, says a Canadian study.These type of people use Facebook as a self-promotional tool, says psychology researcher Soraya Mehdizadeh of York University. Mehdizadeh, who extensively examined the online habits and personalities of 100 Facebook users aged 18 to 25 years old, found that...
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Obese kids more likely to have low self-esteem
Obese children are more likely to suffer from low self-esteem than their peers, particularly girls.
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Low birth weight but high self esteem
A recent research has shown that even though children who are extremely underweight at birth are at increased risk of developmental problems, such children feel no different from their peers when they reach the teen years. Their parents, on the other hand, report that their children do lag behind other teens in some areas.
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5 Things To Never Say To A Person With Low Self-Esteem
It is wrong to believe that a character adjustment is all that is needed to deal with the problem of low-self esteem. It is more than that
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Halle Berry struggles with low self esteem
Actress Halle Berry says she has been fighting a life-long battle with low self esteem.
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Most Facebook users have low self-esteem: Study
Facebook is used mostly by narcissists and those with low self-esteem, says a Canadian study.These type of people use Facebook as a self-promotional tool, says psychology researcher Soraya Mehdizadeh of York University. Mehdizadeh, who extensively examined the online habits and personalities of 100 Facebook users aged 18 to 25 years old, found that...
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Obese kids more likely to have low self-esteem
Obese children are more likely to suffer from low self-esteem than their peers, particularly girls.
-
Low birth weight but high self esteem
A recent research has shown that even though children who are extremely underweight at birth are at increased risk of developmental problems, such children feel no different from their peers when they reach the teen years. Their parents, on the other hand, report that their children do lag behind other teens in some areas.
