High
self-esteem (Normal): The person loves themselves and accepts
who they are.
Low self-esteem:
The person doesn’t love themselves, doesn’t accept who
they are and doesn’t value their qualities.
Inflated
self-esteem: The person loves themselves more than others
and they exaggerate their qualities.
They
know what they can do well and they know how they can improve.
They
feel happy with themselves.
They
express their opinion.
They
are not afraid to talk to other people.
They
know how to identify and express their emotions to other people.
They
participate in activities that are carried out at their school or
work.
They
value themselves in everyday situations. They give and ask for support.
They
like tasks and don’t fear them.
They
consider others, they like to help and they are willing to collaborate
with other people.
They
are creative and original. They invent things. They are interested
in carrying out unknown tasks, and they learn new activities quickly.
They
fight to reach what they want.
They
enjoy the fun things in life, not only in their own lives but in
others as well.
They
like to carry out new activities.
They
are organized in their activities.
They
ask when they don’t know something.
They
defend their position in front of others.
They
recognize when they make a mistake.
They
don’t get annoyed when people mention their qualities, but
they don’t like to be insulted.
They
know their qualities and try to improve their defects.
They
are responsible for their actions.
They
are natural leaders.
