people's evaluations of their own self-worth-that is, the extent to which they view themselves as good, competent, and decent
belief in oneself; self-respect.
a belief in one's capacity and worthiness. An important feature of successful learning.
Self esteem is the opinion you have of yourself.
when you feel good about who you are and how you look
Confidence in yourself that helps you succeed and take care of your health.
(a) the fundamental valuing of self; (b) acknowleding worth of self and others; (c) acting out of self-esteem rather than self-importance or self-righteousness
An individual's belief in his or her own worth.
The judgment a person makes about his or her self-worth. (225)
A sense of one's own dignity, worth and confidence. (with oneself, respect, self-esteem)
The feeling of self-worth that a person possesses.
The extent to which and ways in which people view themselves. People who view themselves favorably have good self-esteems whereas people who view themselves negatively have poor self-esteems. Self-esteem affects a person's behavior dramatically.
The quality of seeing ourselves as worthwhile, competent, and deserving.
confidence and a belief in one's self.
the basis of all life skills; the way individuals feel about themselves and how they believe others feel about them. It has been described as an awareness of one's worth as a unique and special person endowed with various attributes and great potential. A person's self-esteem can either be boosted or destroyed through the individual's relationships with others. High self-esteem tends to encourage healthy behaviour. Low self-esteem tends to encourage unhealthy behaviour.
Feelings of self-worth stemming from the individual's positive or negative beliefs about being valuable and capable.
a feeling of pride in yourself
the quality of being worthy of esteem or respect; "it was beneath his dignity to cheat"; "showed his true dignity when under pressure"
A feeling about one's self-worth or self-concept. A positive self-image is the key to success for most people, children included. When a gifted child lacks confidence in his/her own abilities, no amount of outside motivation will turn them into a high achiever. Students with a high self-esteem believe in themselves. High achievement and high self-esteem go hand in hand.
1. How we feel about ourselves when we have self-worth. This feeling always improves vastly when one works an active program of recovery. Many of us - in fact, most of us_have discovered that we had low self-esteem when we first came to AA. 2. When we began to become more focused on others, we found our own self-esteem beginning to improve.
A person's sense of his or her own worth and value. Feeling good about yourself, respecting yourself and trusting your capabilities.
Assessing and understanding self-esteem.
education. It is an education program that makes you feel more in control. You are in charge. (There is nothing wrong with feeling good about yourself. You are God's creation. But the biblical way to success is that we must decrease, and Christ must increase-John 3:30.)
How a person feels about herself or himself; pride in oneself. Self-esteem is linked to family traditions, language, social customs, economic background, and other aspects of one's cultural environment.
How you feel about yourself – how you feel about who you are, the way you act, and how you look. When a person does not think too highly of themselves, she is said to have low self-esteem.
The way one feels about one's self.
An assessment of yourself that consists of believing you are competent to live your life and worthy of living it.
feelings about one's self.
One's feelings of worth; extent to which one senses one's attributes and actions are good, desired, and valued.
In psychology, self-esteem or self-worth includes a person's subjective appraisal of himself or herself as intrinsically positive or negative to some degree.