71 77 78 The index is composed of eight items which cover overall quality of life, general health, energy, daily life activities, esteem, relationships, finances and home.
"It is based on the presumption that the optimal situation for child-rearing is having both biological parents present in a committed, socially esteemed relationship".
Except the damage to someone's self-esteem, relationships and future prospects.
We cannot confirm our theoretical expectations three and four, because we did not come across esteemed relationships, and evidence for deprived relationships was also limited.
Finally, we expect highly skilled workers to be in esteemed relationships because their labour potential is mostly valued according to legal standards (by wages and secondary conditions) and they maintain a relatively high degree of power, independence and autonomy in their labour market position (Expectation 4) (Florida, 2002).
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Diagnosis of cervical precursor lesions or cancer is emotionally traumatic [7], and treatments such as surgery, chemotherapy, and radiotherapy further negatively impact body image, self-esteem, relationships with partners, and sexual and reproductive functions, adding to overall decrease of QoL [8].
An early support group model for persons with mild dementia and their caregivers has been developed in the US. 18, 19 This support group model is structured with eight sessions focusing on coping with memory problems, daily living, self-esteem, relationships, as well as health, legal, and financial concerns.
A definition by Jozefiak of an "inner QoL", which addresses solely the subjective experiences of QoL, was modified to this study; "QoL is the subjective reported well-being in regard to the child's physical and mental health, self-esteem, perceived relationship to friends and families as well as to school" [ 10, 31].
Weetzie's unhealthy self-esteem and relationship to others seeps through the narrative.
