This paper describes two controlled single-case studies and one group study investigating the enhancement of social self-esteem. The two singlecase analyses suggested the value of a self-managed reinforcement procedure that targetted positive self-evaluations, in enhancing the very low social confidence of two young women who presented at our clinic. The group study included 18 undergraduate volunteers (10 females and 8 males) who were markedly low in social self-esteem. This study compared the relative effectiveness of three self-management procedures: one where the emission of personalized positive self-evaluations was followed by a pleasant event; one where the pleasant event preceded the emission of the positive statements; and one wher...
Although self-enhancement is linked to psychological benefits, it is also associated with personal a...
Three studies show that different forms of self-activation have differential influences on the proce...
People self-enhance in a variety of ways. For example, they generally expect to perform better than ...
This paper describes two controlled single-case studies and one group study investigating the enhanc...
In social psychology, there is little research concerning immunizing against techniques of social i...
This research aims to explain the effectiveness of positive reinforcement in efforts to increase sel...
AbstractAfter the increase of requests and variations of the social life, stress becomes a major com...
The present study was designed to examine the relationship between the success of self-reinforcement...
How does level of self-esteem (SE) affect helping behavior? This question is important for two reaso...
This study examined the use of social and psycho- educational techniques to improve self-esteem with...
The literature includes conflicting conclusions about the adaptiveness of positive self-evaluations....
The main purpose of this study is to obtain and compare the effects of self- esteem group training u...
The role of social self-efficacy and its relationship to the maintenance and generalization of socia...
Present research was conducted with the purpose to study the effectiveness of behavioural interventi...
The purpose was to determine how effective the Elimination of Self Defeating Behavior group process ...
Although self-enhancement is linked to psychological benefits, it is also associated with personal a...
Three studies show that different forms of self-activation have differential influences on the proce...
People self-enhance in a variety of ways. For example, they generally expect to perform better than ...
This paper describes two controlled single-case studies and one group study investigating the enhanc...
In social psychology, there is little research concerning immunizing against techniques of social i...
This research aims to explain the effectiveness of positive reinforcement in efforts to increase sel...
AbstractAfter the increase of requests and variations of the social life, stress becomes a major com...
The present study was designed to examine the relationship between the success of self-reinforcement...
How does level of self-esteem (SE) affect helping behavior? This question is important for two reaso...
This study examined the use of social and psycho- educational techniques to improve self-esteem with...
The literature includes conflicting conclusions about the adaptiveness of positive self-evaluations....
The main purpose of this study is to obtain and compare the effects of self- esteem group training u...
The role of social self-efficacy and its relationship to the maintenance and generalization of socia...
Present research was conducted with the purpose to study the effectiveness of behavioural interventi...
The purpose was to determine how effective the Elimination of Self Defeating Behavior group process ...
Although self-enhancement is linked to psychological benefits, it is also associated with personal a...
Three studies show that different forms of self-activation have differential influences on the proce...
People self-enhance in a variety of ways. For example, they generally expect to perform better than ...