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Myth: Low Self Esteem IS a Major Cause of Psychological Problems

By: Logan Koch

Example of Myth

Myth

Low self-esteem causes violence

Columbine shooting 1999-A high school shooting in which two teenage students, Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold, strolled calmly in Columbine High School in Littleton, Colorado and slaughtered 12 students and a teacher before killing themselves.

Explanation

Why it's a myth

low self-esteem is not strongly linked to psychological disorders, but rather high self-esteem, narcissism, is linked to being more prone to violence.

Low Self-Esteem

People said the shootings were due to the shooters having low self-esteem, however, a diary entry revealed he was a narccisist and thought very highly of himself.

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Definition

  • Psychological Issue-A mental disorder that occurs in a individual
  • Low Self-Esteem-A feeling of discouragement about himself/herself. Often comparing to others,

Effects of Low Self-Esteem

Physical Effects

  • Cause you to spend too much time at work
  • No dopamine can make a person feel sluggish
  • Have a loss in memory
  • Difficulty solving problems
  • Can affect blood sugar and lead to wait gain

Mental Effects

Need these levels before having self esteem

Conclusion

  • Low self-esteem comes from many different places and situations including psychological problems

  • However, Low Self-Esteem can be the result of psychological problems. NOT THE CAUSE!

Work cited

Work Cited

https://psychologymyths.weebly.com/is-low-self-esteem-a-major-cause-of-psychological-issues.html#:~:text=Despite%20popular%20belief%2C%20low%20self-esteem%20is%20not%20a,opinion%20that%20low%20self-esteem%20is%20a%20bad%20trait.

https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/having-sex-wanting-intimacy/201906/4-myths-about-self-esteem

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