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Please describe the differance between positive self-esteem and low self-esteem.

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If a person has a positive self-esteem, they like themselves. If a person has a low self-esteem they dislike themselves. Positive attitude and confidence show positive self-esteem. There are also some other things that show positive self-esteem and negative self-esteem. Examples are: ...

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Positive self-esteem is when a person likes themselves, both inside and out. A person with positive self-esteem feels good about themselves, how they act, how they look, and has a positive attitude. Positive self-esteem is a feeling of pride in who you are and what you have become, having a sense of confidence in oneself and a positive sense of self-worth. A person with a positive self-esteem treats others with ...

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