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Stability and change in low self-esteem: the role of psychosocial factors
Psychological Medicine, 1995SynopsisLow self-esteem, defined as negative evaluation of self (NES), has been shown to play a significant role in the development of depression at a case level (Brown et al. 1986). This study investigated the stability of this risk factor in 102 women over a 7-year period and examined psychosocial factors that might influence change.
B, Andrews, G W, Brown
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Level and stability of self-esteem as predictors of depressive symptoms
Personality and Individual Differences, 1995Abstract In a recent study, Kernis, Grannemann and Mathis (Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, 61, 80–84) reported that stability of self-esteem (SE) moderates the relation between level of SE and depression. Specifically, level of SE predicted depression more strongly in persons with temporally stable SE.
John E. Roberts +2 more
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Self-Esteem Stability and Early Adolescent Adjustment An Exploratory Study
The Journal of Early Adolescence, 1997The relation of self-esteem stability to early adolescent adjustment was investigated among 53 eighth- and ninth-grade junior high school students. Youth reported domain specific self-evaluations and global feelings of self-worth on 9 separate days over a 3-week period.
Heather D. Tevendale +3 more
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Self-esteem stability, cynical hostility, and cardiovascular reactivity to challenge
Personality and Individual Differences, 1996Abstract This study investigated the contribution of unstable self-esteem as a predictor of cardiovascular reactivity (CVR) during a challenging and ego-threatening task. A sample of male and female adults monitored self-esteem perceptions multiple times daily to provide self-esteem stability scores.
Paul R. Rasmussen +2 more
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Stability and level of self-esteem as predictors of anger arousal and hostility.
Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, 1989We examined stability of self-esteem and level of self-esteem as predictors of dispositional tendencies to experience anger and hostility. We reasoned that individuals with unstable high self-esteem would report especially high tendencies to experience anger and hostility, and that individuals with stable high self-esteem would report particularly low ...
M H, Kernis +2 more
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The Interactive Roles Of Stability And Level Of Self-Esteem: Research and Theory
1995Publisher Summary This chapter demonstrates the ways in which consideration of both level and stability of self-esteem can provide a vehicle for reconciling these differing views. The chapter provides a framework and review evidence that suggests that a full understanding of self-esteem processes requires a consideration of both self-esteem ...
Michael H. Kernis, Stefanie B. Waschull
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The Roles of Stability and Level of Self-Esteem in Psychological Functioning
1993During the past 30 years, a considerable amount of research has been conducted to examine the role of self-esteem in individuals’ thoughts, feelings, and actions. For the most part, this research has been directed toward the examination of level of self-esteem as the critical aspect of self-esteem. Some researchers, however, have begun to focus on such
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