Sentence examples for positive aspects of self from inspiring English sources

The research reported in Study 2 also indicates that it is important to distinguish between clarity about negative and positive aspects of self separately.

In the case of social phobia, this might be another route to confirmation of the individual's negative self-views together with a concomitant difficulty in having any confidence in those positive aspects of self that do exist.

By comparison, low socially anxious individuals may be clear and confident about both negative and positive aspects of self-view.

The me/not-me task also allowed us to derive separate measures of positive and negative consistency; for example, high socially anxious individuals may be quite certain about negative aspects of self-view, but less certain about positive aspects of self-view.

For example, worries expressed about having a changed personality with medication maps onto the understanding of ADHD behaviors as a positive aspect of self.

Another positive aspect of self-publishing is that it is as quick as you want it to be.

This analyses revealed that the scores on the 10 items converged to a two-factor solutions with a group of items focusing on positive aspects of the self (positive self-esteem), and a group of items focusing on negative aspects of the self (negative self-esteem).

With regard to other types of responding to positive affect, a focus on positive aspects of the self and a focus on the positive feelings were also not predictive for later depressive symptoms.

It was not so much how people tended to downward positive affect, but rather how they tended (not) to focus on positive aspects of the self in response to positive affect (i.e., "I am getting everything done") that appeared to be important.

However, her own examination of her physical appearance focuses on more positive aspects of her self-perception.

The women expressed a range of views on CAM which fell into three broad themes: "push" factors such as dissatisfaction with conventional health services, "pull" factors which emphasised the positive aspects of choice and self-care in health matters, and barriers to CAM use.