Sociometer model of self-esteem : a clinical investigation
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posted on 2001-01-01, 00:00 authored by Kristina May. ThomasThis thesis examines the importance of self-esteem, its dominant role in psychological research, and how low self-esteem is implicated in a wide variety of emotional and behavioural disorders. The Sociometry Model of Self-esteem is used to explain the relationship between self-esteem and psychological distress and portrays self-esteem as a guage by which people monitor their level of social inclusion. Four case-studies are presented.
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Supported by the thesis "The expectancy model of disordered eating : a longitudinal study" the spine of which is labelled Vol. 1.Degree name
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