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In psychology, self-esteem
or self-worth includes a
person's subjective
appraisal of himself or
herself as intrinsically
positive or negative to some
degree (Sedikides &
Gregg, 2003).Self-esteem
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Cyber-bullying
Cyber-bullying
(cyberbullying, online
bullying) is the use of
electronic information and
communication devices such
as e-mail, instant
messaging, text messages,
mobile phones, pagers and
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Anger
Anger is a term for the
emotional aspect of
aggression, as a basic
aspect of the stress
response in animals in which
a perceived aggravating
stimulus "provokes" a
counterresponse which is
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Anger management
The term anger management
commonly refers to a system
of psychological therapeutic
techniques and exercises by
which one with excessive or
uncontrollable anger can
control or reduce the
triggers, degrees, and
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