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PsycheTruth says:

It’s Valentine’s Day but do you love yourself? True happiness depends on
personal acceptance. This video explain the humanistic psychology view of
self esteem, confidence and how to be happy with yourself.

#Happiness #psychology #psychetruth 

O'Neil Godfrey says:

*Human Behavior: Self Esteem & Confidence*
It is human nature to feel anxiety, fear of what others think of us, to
feel uncomfortable in social situations, to feel depression, loneliness,
etc. Often we feel we’re “not pretty enough” or “not smart enough” and we
worry about how others perceive us. How can we actually stop caring about
what people think and stop struggling to accept who we are?

Self Esteem, Confidence, How to Love Yourself, Human Needs & Humanistic
Psychology
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*What is Self-Esteem*
http://psychology.about.com/od/sindex/f/what-is-self-esteem.htm
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#ParentsTeachersTeens 

Elijah Phoenix says:

It’s Valentine’s Day but do you love yourself? True happiness depends on
personal acceptance. This video explain the humanistic psychology view of
self esteem, confidence and how to be happy with yourself.

#Happiness #psychology #psychetruth 

benjmanx says:

This video has really helped me in understanding how self esteem works. Its
kind of ironic as your video has helped me grasp a concept I have been
striving to grasp for a while which has in turned improved my self esteem.
I really can’t expressed how much I appreciate your videos. You have a nice
soft tone, you speak slowly and clearly and Maslow’s hierarchy is something
that I really can relate to a lot. Thanks so much

Juve ntini says:

“the problem with the world is that the intelligent people are full of
doubts while the stupid ones are full of confidence”.

Abdulrahman Muhammed says:

Blah Blah… at least wear properly. I would never listen to you. Get some
self-esteem for yourself. We would listen to you without this naked dress,
you are not in your husband’s bedroom for God’s sake.

Godfrey Silas says:

Re-reading Maslow: The irony is that although Maslow was the most advanced
psychologist who ever lived and espoused the philosophical psychology of
being, most scholars who study him are eluded. To understand Maslow’s
actualization and transcendence one must first clear the most difficult
sphere of all – the esteem sphere. Most humans never get there. Many
scholars have criticized Maslow’s philosophy for unattainability. I
understand why. The critics are just as devoid of the existential facility
to clear the esteem realm as most humans are.

Maslow, like Ayn Rand is a difficult philosophical system; it’s not for
most people. I have studied both thinkers exhaustively. I would NOT
understand these thoughts if I were not endowed with the requisite interior
facility. For those who know, no explanation is necessary; for those who
don’t, non is possible.

-Godfrey Silas

Camille Kolen says:

I kinda feel better now. Thank you!

Maiya Walker says:

have self respect by wearing something more appropriate

O'Neil Godfrey says:

*Self Esteem & Confidence, How to Love Yourself, Maslow’s Hierarchy of
Human Needs & Humanistic Psychology*

This video examines self esteem and how it relates to humanistic psychology
and Maslow’s hierarchy of human needs. Corrina discusses Maslow’s Expanded
Hierarchy of Needs and the Psyche-Truth Heierarchy as well; illustrating
how satisfying the higher level needs may actually boost our esteem needs,
too. 

Grizwald Grim says:

*Self Esteem & Confidence, How to Love Yourself, Maslow’s Hierarchy of
Human Needs & Humanistic Psychology*

This video examines self esteem and how it relates to humanistic psychology
and Maslow’s hierarchy of human needs. Corrina discusses Maslow’s Expanded
Hierarchy of Needs and the Psyche-Truth Heierarchy as well; illustrating
how satisfying the higher level needs may actually boost our esteem needs,
too. 

Dan V. says:

May I suggest: 50% Corina eye contact 40% Corina’s voice manipulating
dolls or symbols interacting to exemplify what she is illustrating with
words. 10% visible list that we can see. Items1-5, I think, were
described here but we were looking at Corina’s cheesecake and forgot!
Better to have been looking at the list.
Do whatever you think is right. Go for it Corina. You’re doing great!

Leo Liu says:

Expressive behaviour-output-selfless
coping behavior-intake-selfish

Luke H says:

Think of it this way. Your ego is a balloon. Your level of dignity is
reflective in how large this balloon is. A reward, compliment or
achievement is like a blast of air that makes your balloon larger. In
contrast, faliure, criticism, or mockery can take some air out of your
balloon.
Of course, everyone wants their balloon to be huge. Stupid metaphor, I
know, but it helps in conveying my point. People want a compliment, a
reward, or some achievement to help their ego or their “balloon.” And where
can you get the air from?
The air pump, of course. But when you go over to the air pump, it won’t
just magically self operate and give you air. You have to work for it; you
have to pick the air pump up, attach it to your balloon, and you have to
move that thing up and down and up and down to get air in.
I’m going to stop there, mostly because I don’t want people replying with
“well, I have an automatic air pump!” That’s not the point. The point is
that if you want to feel good about yourself (which, in a nutshell defines
self esteem) then you need to work. Do something good. Achieve something
big. But you are never going to be happy with yourself if you just sit
there and wait for good things to happen. 

Salvador Guarneros says:

Thank you!!! This is very empowering, Soon we’ll respect and love each
other as much as we want to feel free.

Mary Scaria says:

Very helpful – once again going through Maslow .

John-ross Thompson says:

your video was great, it made me realize that i dont need rely on other
people to make me feel better , im not very good at explaing things , just
want you to know i have and will learn stuff fro this vdeo i have thinking
to do, thank you from my heart

pickledpork says:

I am bold and fat and useless

Dave Bloomfield says:

You carry yourself, your beauty, your knowledge and wisdom, well.
In another day and time, you would be a Queen.
I’m just saying.

brahim tarek says:

Thank you very much for helping us

Waldo says:

I hate attantion seekers! :S they do everything to get attantion, even
treat a friend like a crab just for attantion HOLEY SHIT I HATE
THTEM!!!!!!!!!

Nicely Bee says:

Am under self examination right now Thanks! 

Miguel Matos says:

What a leggs, OMG!!

virinia ojesto says:

Thank you ! helps a lot

Chris Bravey says:

Amazing

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chicchats . says:

Interesting. I liked Welhelm Reich’s work. And Eric Fromm.. 

jebi789 says:

baby i lick better than your cat.

Rhaphaela Kamiya says:

Actually, if something depends sole on us, they are easier to achieve than
something that is heavily shouldered upon other. Well, at least, that makes
sense to me. Detachment seems achievable through meditation and
self-understanding; although, it still seems somewhat hard. 

Peter Ontaz says:

Awesome video thanks!

Yasmine Davis says:

finally, i have no idea who this lady is.. but she is sooo awesome!!!

MsSpicybrownrican says:

Thank you for this video!

Rabina Ojha says:

ITS GREAT!!

Mynxiekins says:

Forgive me for asking, but what about people with atychiphobia? Don’t get
me wrong, the video is great. However I would like to know if there’s
anything I can do to stop feel the way I do, as much as possible.

jebi789 says:

do you want to be my secretary?

characterbuilder says:

You’re a smooth talker.. Thank you.

Cor S says:

if anyone was curious like I was, Maslow’s hierarchy of needs are written
in .. “Classical Texts in Psychology” A. H. Maslow (1943) A Theory of Human
Motivation.” Classical Texts in Psychology – A. H. Maslow 

Sahiba Khan says:

How to pay attention in studies? How to get good grades?

Jose Gil says:

Really helpful thanks!!

Dosh kabob says:

I feel I am not worth a damn I always wanted to be other people since I was
a child

orwellsspectre says:

Thank you for the detailed explanation. It is not the first time I have
heard about Maslow and the pyramid, but I found your interpretation to be
spot on.

Was on a creative roll early last year and felt great, like for the first
time I truly understood what self-actualization meant. Then that somehow
morphed into a validation seeking death spiral, spoiling my state of mind
and creativity.

Been figuring out and recovering, but the video really helped make the
clear the basic mechanics of it which certainly helps.

I look forward to seeing your other videos.

RadicalAwesomeness says:

Fuckin kink, man… fuckin kink

kemal cemal says:

corrina i like your hair so much, you re so sweet

mbelhanin says:

This is great. Thanks!

bernadette favier says:

very interesting

jessherc1 says:

Heyyy.

Kurt .Petho says:

@mr. Dingus lol lots like who?

Maddy Estrada says:

Most guys usually say I am cute. But like 6 months ago a guy I know called
me gorgeous. Lol. It blew me away and I felt completely confident for the
next month. I love this guy but I think I was looking more for his
acceptance. But still I wish I was calles this more often because it made
me feel good. 🙂 

Dylan Martin says:

LOL…Pink Floyd!

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