Self_Esteem_And_Communication_Behavior

Self Esteem And Communication Behavior Self-Esteem and Communication Behavior How does self-esteem shape your communication behavior' Communication has a lot to do with self-esteem. Such as how people feel about themselves from others points of views. I’m going to show you some ways self-esteem has affected my life and communication with others. Plus give you some ideas about self-esteem. Self-esteem is the part of the self-concept that involves evaluations of self worth says, Ronald B. Alder, Lawrence B. Rosenfeld and Russell F. Proctor (29). The people, who have positive feelings about their selves, have positive expectations about how they will communicate with others. For example, people with positive self-esteem expect to be accepted by others, and they will think well of others (34). The same principal can work with negative feelings with communicators who have low self-esteem. For example, people with negative self-esteem are likely to disapprove of others and expected to be rejected by others (34). But people change every minute of day. We wake up grumpy and tiredness, and by midday, we are wide-awake and ready to go. A communicator’s self-concept might include being quiet, argumentative, or serious. His or herself esteem would be determined by how he or she feels about these self-esteem, others, people, about, communication, because, positive, feel, very, stupid, one, i’m, good, example, dad, think, things, tend, talk, situation, selves, self-concept, negative, lot, less, hurt, home, grown, friends, feelings, ever, communicators, being, behavior, words, wasn’t