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1. Other psychological factors, including depression, lowered self-esteem associated with overall loss of physical strength and the onset of physical signs of aging, anxiety, and substance abuse can all contribute to male impotence

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2. He wondered if this was because she had been so hurt by the way it happened the first time and now he made the first move? Did that restore her self-esteem?

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3. I feel that his treatment of her, combined with her own innate shame, both at the awful abortion event and the discovery of her own sexuality, left her with no self-esteem at all

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4. He congratulated himself on having carried it off, his self-esteem growing with every step he took away from the barracks

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5. any power or self-esteem that might remain in the child's mind

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6. The third was self-esteem

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7. The problem with low self-esteem is that it acts

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8. To dream of failure signifies fears of inadequacy and low self-esteem

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9. Parents create the setting for emotional maturity – love and self-esteem – while teachers are trained to specifically work with social and intellectual needs

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10. As children grow and experience success at each stage, their confidence grows, and they willingly take risks to develop new skills; engendering confidence and positive self-esteem

11. To follow your passion is to have an intensity of purpose that narrows your field of focus, organizes your life, and gives you a sense of both control and self-esteem

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12. you know that they have low self-esteem and any

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13. They have greater levels of self-esteem

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14. Even though I hadn’t left with any hostilities against anyone, my ego and self-esteem were badly bruised and I hadn’t gotten a job by the time the fellowship was over

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15. My middle age brought emotional and spiritual maturity that have solidified my self-confidence and self-esteem and that have humbled me

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16. He thought he could see the repulsion in her eyes when she looked at him, and by now he had such low self-esteem that he could not blame her

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17. Wealth does not advance Self-Esteem (per se) but enhances, rather, Self-Esteem in the manner (that) Wealth was acquired

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18. Dignity and Self-Esteem are the constitutive ingredients of any Self-Contained Individual

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19. For these ―reasons‖ school administrators are gradually phasing out games considered intimidating or harmful to the self-esteem of ―underachieving‖ children

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20. Can this cause your child to have low self-esteem? Let us not find out

21. I believe that nothing can help a child's self-esteem more than love, acceptance and approval by their parents

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22. When children have good self-esteem they tend to make good decisions

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23. Traditional course work no longer seems appropriate in these modern times; superseded, in large measure, by quixotic designs for ―meaning‖, ―self-esteem‖ and ―self-worth‖ …

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24. It would relieve stress, and improve self-esteem

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25. worldview that helps us preserve our self-esteem

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26. It will probably always be that way, since at any point in time our arrogance and self-esteem do not let us see our lowly position on the continuum of knowledge from zero to All-knowing

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27. “I can’t believe that our self-esteem is such a big deal as to require God to hide his existence from us

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28. ’ Even small children know that self-esteem not based on real merit is artificial—the blue ribbons for all participants, regardless of the quality of the performance, or the meaningless A, when every student gets one

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29. For then people would know of God's existence rather than merely having faith in that—and we would lose our self-esteem as thinking creatures

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30. “I don’t know, of course, but it seems to me,” answered Charles, “that we must, as humans with self-esteem, at least have the illusion of free will

31. We must have at least the illusion of free will, again for our self-esteem, but it is possible that what we think of as free will is completely deterministic, in a fully understood model of our world

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32. Health is the cornerstone of self-esteem perfect outlook on life values

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33. Not a perfect outlook on life, values will be reflected in the form of morbid self-esteem, rely upon

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34. Health perfect outlook on life values leading the course of self-esteem, put the self-esteem to the health

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35. Such wealth I have seen in this country, such high moral values, people of such caliber, that I do not think we would ever conquer this country, unless we break the very backbone of this nation, which is her spiritual and cultural heritage, and, therefore, I propose that we replace her old and ancient education system, her culture, for if the Indians think that all that is foreign and English is good and greater than their own, they will lose their self-esteem, their native self-culture and they will become what we want them, a truly dominated nation”

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36. If we can begin to establish truth at our core, and keep the fear under control, then we have self-esteem, and the ability to overcome ego

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37. But once again, self-esteem, this time of the teaching vocation, belies the results

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38. They wanted self-esteem taught, and so it was taught

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39. My two girls and best friend helped my self-esteem and appearance because I was not the one back then

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40. I’m the child with low self-esteem

41. Consequently, Nuke’s main source of self-esteem came through achieving the high standards set at first by his parents and later by the extremely rigid training he received at the military academy he attended for centuries

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42. Though I was never as ambitious as he, success in my profession has been a major source of my self-esteem

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43. my self-esteem its fifteen minutes of fame, though there was only

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44. energy and love that can restore the trust, self-esteem and courage we need to

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45. “This weekend is going to do wonders for my self-esteem,” said Angela

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46. Instead her parents gave her a lecture on self-esteem and an appointment with a therapist

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47. The body or self image of children in this age group is still developing, and something like bedwetting can affect self-esteem and self-image considerably

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48. Building self-esteem in children is a long road, but it can be done

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49. This has to do with confidence and self-esteem and openness to believing that enlightenment is real and within your grasp

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50. These tools would build self-esteem and independence

51. Such wealth I have seen in this country, such high moral values, people of such caliber, that I do not think we would ever conquer this country, unless we break the very backbone of this nation, which is her spiritual and cultural heritage, and, therefore, I propose that we replace her old and ancient education system, her culture, for if the Indians think that all that is foreign and English is good and greater than their own, they will lose their self-esteem, their native culture and they will become what we want them, a truly dominant nation

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52. My self-esteem fell down up to the subsoil and there it remained the rest of the time, while I was looking for the precise words that abated a little the terrible impact that my new beggar effigy was given me

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53. She selected, from her wide repertoire, the words that more mortification throw on the inflated self-esteem of the pretentious Beatrice and declared without mufflers:

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54. Nevertheless the flattery of his sweet talk found a fertile area in my stained self-esteem

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55. low self-esteem, and obesity and all of its related health concerns

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56. Low Self-esteem: If your friend’s partner constantly puts them down and blames them for the abuse, it can be easy for your friend to believe those statements and think that the abuse is their fault

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57. Build your self-esteem: blokes will often have an affair just to feel better about themselves

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58. You’ll be given an average of around 7 exercises to work on every day to cement your learning on the topics that you will have covered in the main course, such as; getting better at sex, the daily to-do’s, how you can build a connection with your partner, spotting good opportunities to initiate sex, boosting her self-esteem and your self-improvements

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59. Chemotherapy for example will likely leave her exhausted by the side effects – feeling; sick, weak, depressed, tired and having a complete lack of energy – which in turn will remove desire for sex as well as having related effects on her self-esteem

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60. She could have low self-esteem which is making her disinterested and you don’t want to make this worse

61. Her confidence and self-esteem has

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62. Thought patterns, personal relationships, and low self-esteem must be corrected

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63. - Emotional abuse involves invalidating or deflating the victim's sense of self-worth and/or self-esteem

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64. This conceit was greatly lessened, but after growing old and becoming more or less childish, this self-esteem reappeared to a certain extent, so that, when engaged in directing Nathan in the writing of the Gospel which now bears his name, the aged apostle did not hesitate repeatedly to refer to himself as the "disciple whom Jesus loved

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65. But he was not the only one of the twelve who was tainted with this kind of self-esteem and superiority consciousness

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66. Feelings of guilt and low self-esteem have a strong connection to increased cravings

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67. Low self-esteem is associated with low serotonin levels

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68. Self-esteem and self-confidence are not what they should be

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69. In this failure there are melancholy, regrets, remorse and the collapse of oneś self-esteem

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70. Self-esteem and self-confidence are strong

71. For example, girls are taught that their self-esteem is based upon their success in

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72. own self-esteem, she must be concerned with and responsible for relationships to men

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73. In addidon to the need to gain positive self-esteem and to avoid shame, the

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74. noted: "The gírl's sense of self-esteem is based in feeling that she is a part of

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75. In or out of clinical situations, the self-esteem of most women, whether they admit it to themselves or not, is directly related to whether or not they are in a relationship

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76. Women can be safely visible only "in relation to," and since this is culturally approved it tends to add to their self-esteem

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77. Paradoxically, at the same time it weakens self-esteem by virtue of its limits

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78. Self-esteem, both what it is and how it manifests itself in women in

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79. Although the self and self-esteem are commonly located within the individual and

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80. self weaves together self-concept and self-esteem in a skein of meaning

81. keeping the context in view can the developing sense of self and of self-esteem be

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82. Stanley Coopersmith has defined self-esteem as "the

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83. Although we tend to use self-concept to refer to the set of beliefs one has about the self, and self-esteem to refer to the feelings about or evaluation of these beliefs, 1 suggest that they are not separable any more than the cognitive is ever separable from the

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84. 1 propose, then, to use the term self-esteem in a less divided way, to include the cognitive, affective, and evaluative aspects of the attributions one makes about

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85. need for )ove and approval and the consequent self-esteem it is hoped they will bring

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86. into theories and models of self-esteem

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87. One of the major researchers and writers in the empírica) psychology of self-esteem, Stanley Coopersmith (1967), conducted the bulk

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88. models and scales of self-esteem

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89. in these samples in order to achieve a good measure of self-esteem

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90. But women's self-esteem is obviously severely impaired by the cultural

91. who, in a revised edition to The Antecedents of Self-Esteem a mere decade ago, found no need to question this assumption

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92. study of parental effects on self-esteem of the child, but instead got information on the role of the father from sons and mothers-women being seen only as the mothers of

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93. model, self-esteem is about how boys are influenced directly by their mothers and

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94. Their self-esteem was enhanced by being in a relationship

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95. Again, they had learned that their self-esteem was based on self-sacrifice

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96. of self and of self-esteem in order for the contradictions and paradoxes for women to

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97. achievement but in the development of confidence and self-esteem {Lee and Bryk

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98. Self-denial embedded in self-esteem

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99. physical health and self-esteem than those in more equal ones (Avis 1985)

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100. approval, and self-esteem-but for women, this means learning control and denial of the