Self-esteem

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Self-esteem

Quick definition

Valuing oneself and abilities. Having healthy boundaries, and a realistic sense of self and personal identity.

Average user score

69

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High Scorers

High scorers feel confident and secure in their abilities and self-worth. They are resilient in the face of challenges, open to learning from mistakes, and not easily swayed by others' opinions or criticisms.

They have a positive and realistic sense of their own strengths and weaknesses, and take responsibility for their own life choices and happiness. They are able to establish healthy boundaries in relationships and have a strong sense of personal identity.

Related Traits

Self-esteem is closely related to Self-acceptance.

Self-esteem is about evaluating oneself positively based on one's own standards and achievements, while self-acceptance is about being comfortable and embracing oneself as one is, imperfections and all. Both are important for a healthy sense of self, but they involve different aspects of self-evaluation and self-attitude.

Self-acceptance is a precondition for true self-esteem.

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