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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Contingent self-worth."”.

  1. "I’m a good person! I’m not good enough!" : self-worth contingent on morality and approval across time.

    People want to believe that they are worthy and valuable, and bottom-up approaches to self-esteem posit that people typically determine their worth by weighing their successes versus failures in domains of life that are especially important to them. Two domains, in particular, are relevant for …

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  2. Parents' Self -Views: Implications for Parents' Use of Control With Their Children and Parents' Mental Health

    … that parents who include their children in their self-construals are particularly likely to use control with their children because they see their own self-worth as contingent on their children's performance. It was also expected that parents' self-construals would play a role in their mental …

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  3. Profile membership of self-worth contingencies predicts well-being, virtues, and values.

    Historically, researchers have conceptualized self-esteem as global self-evaluation; recently, others have suggested that people are selective about what affects their self-worth. Two studies (N = 1,032) used a person-centered approach to examine how six domains of self-worth contingency associate …

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