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'''Self-criticism''' involves how a person evaluates themselves (See also: [[Core self-evaluations]] and [[Self-efficacy]] and [[Self-awareness]]). | '''Self-criticism''' involves how a person evaluates themselves (See also: [[Core self-evaluations]] and [[Self-efficacy]] and [[Self-awareness]]). | ||
| − | == Maladaptive self-criticism (Hyper self-criticism) == | + | == Maladaptive self-criticism (Hyper self-criticism or false self-criticism) == |
''See also:'' [[Self-talk]] | ''See also:'' [[Self-talk]] | ||
Revision as of 22:01, April 22, 2024
Self-criticism involves how a person evaluates themselves (See also: Core self-evaluations and Self-efficacy and Self-awareness).
Maladaptive self-criticism (Hyper self-criticism or false self-criticism)
See also: Self-talk
Psychology does study maladaptive self-criticism (Hyper self-critical evaluations that are overcritical in terms of false criticism and/or criticism that is out of proportion in terms of degree).
In a negative sense, Science Direct defines:Self-criticism is defined as the tendency to engage in negative self-evaluation that results in feelings of worthlessness, failure, and guilt when expectations are not met; it was originally seen as particularly relevant to the development of depression."[1]
See also
References
Template:Reflsit- ↑ Self-criticism, Science Direct.
