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The idea that self-esteem reflects an inner gauge of how much a person feels included by others illustrates a theory of self-esteem based on:
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The idea that self-esteem reflects an inner gauge of how much a person feels included by others illustrates a theory of self-esteem based on:

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The idea that self-esteem reflects an inner gauge of how much a person feels included by others is based on the Sociometer Theory by Mark Leary in 1999. This theory presents self-esteem as a gauge of a person's interpersonal relationships t
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