The part of the sentence "increased the esteem" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it to talk about how someone or something has been held in higher regard or have earned positive respect from others. For example: "Her hard work and dedication to the cause increased the esteem in which she was held by her colleagues."
Consequently, when we have difficulty admitting our mistakes and apologizing, we remind ourselves that it's the right thing to do and that regardless of whether our self-disclosure increases the esteem others have for us or not, we are increasing the esteem we have for ourselves, and that this is what matters in the long run.
All the changes in our home increased the self-esteem of the member of our family and instilled the motivation to keep improving.
Psychologist Dr. Stephanie Fryberg states that Native American stereotypes (mascots and team names included) lower the self-esteem of Native youth while increasing the self-esteem of non-Native youth.
A higher level of performance-based self-esteem increased the risk of psychiatric morbidity in the unadjusted regression analysis, but in contrast to earlier cross-sectional findings it was not associated with burnout [ 27].
This is best achieved in family based CCs, which generally increase the self-esteem of resident children and promote more engagement with society.
The solution to this problem is obviously increasing the self-esteem of tween and teen girls.
Since they never missed a single question, all students would get "A", thus increasing the self-esteem of the entire student body.
According to a press release, "Bye Felicia" is an 8-episode series that will follow Atlanta-based life coaches Deborah Hawkes and Missy Young in an effort to increase the self-esteem of "white girls across the Los Angeles area".
Secondly, we are interested in whether reminiscence therapy is a potential effective treatment to reduce the loneliness, increase the self-esteem and life satisfaction for the experiment group elderly.
To investigate whether the TTT program increases the adolescents' self-esteem the Self-esteem scale of the Dutch Personality Questionnaire (NPV-2) [ 44, 45] is administrated at T1, T2 and T3.
