Essays on Self Esteem Page 2

Self-esteem has become an increasingly popular social term throughout history. In their scientific paper “The Development of Self-Esteem” Orth and Robins investigate multiple aspects of self-esteem. First, they investigate the trajectory of self-esteem throughout one’s life and observe trends in this trajectory across multiple studies. They also discuss what personality traits tend to lead to…

Communication is one of the essential parts in our social life. According to Brooks and Health (1995), interpersonal communication is a process that information, feelings or meanings are shared by persons through a verbal or nonverbal exchange. The first concept is self-disclosure. Self-disclosure refers to the process of revealing intimate, personal information or feelings about…

Who we are is very important when talking about the self or our identity, initially, the self is a system of thoughts, feelings and behaviour, it is a person’s essential being that distinguishes them from others. It consists of self-concept, self-knowledge, and self-presentation, social comparison, self-esteem and personal versus social identity continuum. Firstly, self-concept asks…

There was a popular Vine from 2015, where a man with dreadlocks was holding a dilapidated sign with the word “love” written on it in large, red letters in one hand, and waving a rubber chicken with the other, proclaiming “Love yourself, accept yourself”-Vine. This is a funny Vine and, yes, it is a cliche….

Mourning the loss of a loved one is a human experience that most people have experienced, but realizing this experience is shared by everyone does not make it any easier. The death of a celebrity is very similar because even though a person may have never met the celebrity, they still go through some sort…

Self-disclosure is defined as the process of revealing personal information about oneself to others. Self-disclosure, by which two persons get to know each other, isconsidered as a key of developing closeness and intimacy with others, including friends, coworkers, romantic partners, and family members. Social penetration theory states that as we get to know someone, we…

In today’s society, people use dating applications such as Tinder, Bumble, Match.com, and others as a way to meet potential romantic partners (Heino, Ellison, & Gibbs, 2010). According to Geiger and Livingston (2018) “The percentage of 18 to 24 year-olds using dating apps increased from 10 percent in 2013 to 27 percent in 2015.” This…

I think eating disorders is a both culturally constructed and part of a natural disease. Eating disorder is an illness in which a person goes through abnormal changes in their eating behaviors and related thoughts and emotions. A person with eating disorders are typically pre-occupied with food or his or her body weight. Eating disorder…

The whole idea of the self-concept goes a long way, especially in today’s time. To think about it, even how we see ourselves now is based off what ideas have been recorded and implanted in our minds through society. So, one thing that can always be in question all the time is whether anything we…

Body image is something that women around the globe are struggling with. We are taught throughout our lives that beautiful girls are natural, tall, and pin-thin, with airbrushed stomachs and cheekbones that could cut through a cake. But the truth is, nobody really looks like that. Since we were young, our perception of beauty has…