The Psychology of Self-Esteem — Nathaniel Branden
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'The Psychology of Self-Esteem' — Nathaniel Branden 'The Psychology of Self-Esteem' examines self-esteem as a central aspect of psychological well-being, arguing that it is closely connected to a person’s sense of competence, self-respect and ability to live consciously. Drawing on psychology and philosophy, Nathaniel Branden explores the relationship between self-esteem, independence, rational thinking, creativity and personal responsibility. The book also develops ideas about the psychological consequences of living according to one’s own values rather than seeking approval or surrendering personal judgement. First published in 1969, it was one of Branden’s early major works and helped establish his ideas about self-esteem and its role in human development.
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Good condition, cover worn
Filed under: Psychology