Rashan's family is always telling him he's worthless and will never be successful at anything he does. Eventually, he reaches a

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Rashan's family is always telling him he's worthless and will never be successful at anything he does. Eventually, he reaches a

point where he agrees with them. Rashan's evaluation of his worth as a person is his

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Ivenika [448] · Answer 1 · 2022-01-02T12:11:45+03:00

Answer:

Self-esteem

Explanation:

Self-esteem is a person's evaluation of their worth. This evaluation is subjective as it may not be based on reality. Self-esteem is influenced by one's environment including peer groups, family, and coworkers.

Self-esteem induces the following feelings: shame, despair, pride, and triumph. It determines if a person likes themselves or not. People with high self-esteem are happy and comfortable with themselves, while those with low self-esteem are often depressed.

Rashan's self-esteem has gone low as he now believes what his family is telling him. That he is worthless.