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A Relational Perspective on Self-Esteem
 A Relational Perspective on Self-Esteem   (1994)  
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Author: Judith V. Jordan, Ph.D.

A relational perspective on self-esteem suggests that it rests on our ability to bring ourselves fully into a relationship where we are responded to with authenticity and respect. In understanding a person's feelings of confidence, strength, regard, and respect, we must be alert to the context in which the person is presently situated and also the context in which the person has grown up.

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