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    The document discusses self-worth, which is defined as a person's overall subjective emotional evaluation of their own worth. Self-worth is a person's sense of their own value or worth as a person. It incorporates a person's competencies, achievements, and other qualities, as well as their feelings of adequacy, uselessness, and pride. High self-worth involves believing in oneself, feeling capable and worthy. Low self-worth involves lacking belief in oneself and one's abilities, and generally feeling inadequate or worthless. Self-worth is developed from childhood through experiences where a person feels loved and capable, and it impacts well-being, motivation, and relationships.

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    The document discusses self-worth, which is defined as a person's overall subjective emotional evaluation of their own worth. Self-worth is a person's sense of their own value or worth as a person. It incorporates a person's competencies, achievements, and other qualities, as well as their feelings of adequacy, uselessness, and pride. High self-worth involves believing in oneself, feeling capable and worthy. Low self-worth involves lacking belief in oneself and one's abilities, and generally feeling inadequate or worthless. Self-worth is developed from childhood through experiences where a person feels loved and capable, and it impacts well-being, motivation, and relationships.

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    Mao Na Ni Akong Makaya

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    The document discusses self-worth, which is defined as a person's overall subjective emotional evaluation of their own worth. Self-worth is a person's sense of their own value or worth as a person. It incorporates a person's competencies, achievements, and other qualities, as well as their feelings of adequacy, uselessness, and pride. High self-worth involves believing in oneself, feeling capable and worthy. Low self-worth involves lacking belief in oneself and one's abilities, and generally feeling inadequate or worthless. Self-worth is developed from childhood through experiences where a person feels loved and capable, and it impacts well-being, motivation, and relationships.

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    (Muller, Creed, Waters & Machin, 2005 A review of the Latent And Manifest Benefits (LAMB) Scale

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    Oxford 2018https://en.oxforddictionaries.com/definition/us/self-worth

    Cambridge 2018 https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/unemployment-rate

    PSA 2018 https://psa.gov.ph/current-labor-statistics

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