Basic Self-Esteem: Dynamics and Inertia in the Process of Social Interaction

2018

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DOI 10.2991/iceder-18.2018.34
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Abstract

The paper reviews the factors determining the dynamic and inert components of basic self-esteem, including the heuristic model of basic self-esteem proposed by S. R. Pantileev. The authors notice the importance of interpreting results of modern socio-psychological empirical research, especially when such a research is used in education.