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self-es·ˈteem N no pl

self-esteem

samozavest f

self-esteem

samospoštovanje n

to have high/low self-esteem

to have no self-esteem

low self-esteem

to have no self-esteem

to knock sb's self-esteem fig

to have high/low self-esteem

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Positive consequences of being in love include increased self-esteem and self-efficacy. en.wikipedia.org

The ability to produce and grow food for oneself has also been reported to improve levels of self-esteem of self-efficacy. en.wikipedia.org

Another study investigated the effects of self-help tapes on self-esteem and memory. en.wikipedia.org

Skin tone presented less of a self-esteem issue for men, but did affect their sense of self-efficacy. en.wikipedia.org

They also work with strengthening the school children's self-esteem through coaching and support. en.wikipedia.org

Then, the final phase includes improving one's self-esteem, developing ways to reenter the community, and building a focus towards the future. en.wikipedia.org

Individuals may restore their self-esteem by derogating the member of a stereotyped group. en.wikipedia.org

It aims to improve the inmates' self-esteem and strengthen their desire to improve. en.wikipedia.org

A survey in 2010 revealed that self-esteem in young girls in particular prevents them from realizing their full potentia. en.wikipedia.org

Secondly, unconscious death thoughts can result in actions taken upon self-esteem as opposed to bodily health. en.wikipedia.org

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