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The Relative Study between Self-esteem Level and Coping Styles

Zheng Xie

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Objective: To explore the relationship of different self-esteem levels and coping styles. Methods: 312 undergraduates were investigated by the scale of self-esteem and coping styles. Results: On the whole the undergraduates tends to select positive coping styles such as solving problems or seeking to help etc rather than negative ones such as self-condemn and withdrawal. Except that there is no significant difference on seeking to help, fantasy and rationalization, yet there is significant difference on coping styles of each two self-esteem levels. There is no sexual difference on other coping styles except for seeking to help. The female is more liable to seeking to help than that of male. Conclusion: The relative between different self-esteem levels and coping styles is significant.

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Objective: To explore the relationship of different self-esteem levels and coping styles. Methods: 312 undergraduates were investigated by the scale of self-esteem and coping styles. Results: On the whole the undergraduates tends to select positive coping styles such as solving problems or seeking to help etc rather than negative ones such as self-condemn and withdrawal. Except that there is no significant difference on seeking to help, fantasy and rationalization, yet there is significant difference on coping styles of each two self-esteem levels. There is no sexual difference on other coping styles except for seeking to help. The female is more liable to seeking to help than that of male. Conclusion: The relative between different self-esteem levels and coping styles is significant.

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Objective: To explore the relationship of different self-esteem levels and coping styles. Methods: 312 undergraduates were investigated by the scale of self-esteem and coping styles. Results: On the whole the undergraduates tends to select positive coping styles such as solving problems or seeking to help etc rather than negative ones such as self-condemn and withdrawal. Except that there is no significant difference on seeking to help, fantasy and rationalization, yet there is significant difference on coping styles of each two self-esteem levels. There is no sexual difference on other coping styles except for seeking to help. The female is more liable to seeking to help than that of male. Conclusion: The relative between different self-esteem levels and coping styles is significant.

Key concepts: Psychology, Coping (psychology), Self-esteem, Significant difference, Clinical psychology, Social psychology, Developmental psychology, Mathematics

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