Приклади вживання The self-esteem Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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increase the self-esteem of these"collectors".
boosting the self-esteem of those who are“last”, forgotten, excluded.
in the end reduces the self-esteem of the person, takes the joy of achievement.
mutual assistance and boosting the self-esteem of those who are'last', forgotten, excluded.
Intimate relationships are really an effective way- they increase the self-esteem of the participants in the process.
playing, reading, cooking-can supply them with the self-esteem boost they may need to make positive changes.
It is the school that forms the self-esteem of the individual, which, more often than not, remains with him for the whole adult life.
Not only close people and the surrounding society can influence the self-esteem, but also the character of the child,
It affects the self-esteem, and therefore it is worthy to present your style,
Discrimination can ruin the self-esteem, motivation and personal integrity of one person
It is possible that the self-esteem you will spend as much power as the assessment of the exchange.
The self-esteem of the guy who is offered to get what he wants without effort is stimulated- a simple
Can you imagine what this does to the self-esteem and self-confidence of a young girl?
which significantly increases the self-esteem of each individual, are not indifferent to his own results, which it achieves in life.
Nevertheless, depending on the self-esteem of an individual, members of the in-group may experience different private beliefs about the group's activities
As already mentioned, the self-esteem of the child reflects not only his attitude to what has already been achieved,
increasing the self-esteem of the lesson participants,
As already mentioned, the self-esteem of the child reflects not only his attitude to what has already been achieved,
believed that in this case increasing the value of I, the self-esteem of the one who asserts itself through the depreciation of the personality of the Other, i.e. who assert themselves.