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文章annie_chung » 週四 1月 12, 2006 12:37 pm

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Assistant Host: Cathy Lin


Topic: Building Self-esteem

(Source: http://www.mentalhealth.samhsa.gov/publ ... uction.asp)

Most people feel bad about themselves from time to time. Feelings of low self-esteem may be triggered by being treated poorly by someone else recently or in the past, or by a person’s own judgments of him or herself. This is normal. However, low self-esteem is a constant companion for too many people, especially those who experience depression, anxiety, phobias, psychosis, delusional thinking, or who have an illness or a disability. If you are one of these people, you may go through life feeling bad about yourself needlessly. Low self-esteem keeps you from enjoying life, doing the things you want to do, and working toward personal goals.

You have a right to feel good about yourself. However, it can be very difficult to feel good about yourself when you are under the stress of having symptoms that are hard to manage, when you are dealing with a disability, when you are having a difficult time, or when others are treating you badly. At these times, it is easy to be drawn into a downward spiral of lower and lower self-esteem. For instance, you may begin feeling bad about yourself when someone insults you, you are under a lot of pressure at work, or you are having a difficult time getting along with someone in your family. Then you begin to give yourself negative self-talk, like "I'm no good." That may make you feel so bad about yourself that you do something to hurt yourself or someone else, such as getting drunk or yelling at your children.

Vocabulary:
1. delusional adj.錯覺;妄想 2.phobia N.恐懼症;懼怕
3.psychosis N.精神病 4. insult v.t 侮辱,羞辱

Questions:
1. What’s your own definition of “Self-Esteem”?
2. Do you think you lack confidence in yourself?
3. How can we strengthen our self-esteem?
4. Try to list some characteristics of high self-esteem and low self-esteem.
5. What are your opinions of the differences between “self-esteem” and “persistence”?



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RE: Self Esteem/Self Respect

文章Nancy Liu » 週一 1月 16, 2006 10:58 pm

Dear all,

Last week we are talking about if people felt strenght inside of mind because someone put them on badly condition on purpose. And they don't know how to deal with this situation. May I make a suggestion: use your humar to deal with them. Here are some examples for your information.

Best regards,
Nancy


> (一)
> 父子二人經過五星級飯店門口,看到一輛十分豪華的進口轎車。
> 兒子不屑地對他的父親說:「坐這種車的人,肚子裏一定沒有學問!」
> 父親則輕描淡寫地回答:「說這種話的人,口袋裏一定沒有錢!」
> (註:你對事情的看法,是不是也反映出你內心真正的態度?)
>
>
> (二)
> 晚飯後,母親和女兒一塊兒洗碗盤,父親和兒子在客廳看電視。
> 突然,廚房裏傳來 打破盤子的響聲,然後一片沉寂。
> 兒子望著他父親,說道:「一定是媽媽打破的。」
> 「你怎麼知道?」
> 「她沒有罵人。」
>
(註:我們習慣以不同的標準來看人看己,以致往往是責人以嚴,待己以寬。)
>
>
> (三)
> 有兩個台灣觀光團到日本伊豆半島旅遊,路況很壞,到處都是坑洞。
> 其中一位導遊連聲抱歉,說路面簡直像麻子一樣。
> 而另一個導遊卻詩意盎然地對遊客說:
> 「諸位先生女士,我們現在走的這條道路,正是赫赫有名的伊豆迷人酒窩大
道。」
>
(註:雖是同樣的情況,然而不同的意念,就會產生不同的態度。思想是何等奇妙的事,如何去想,決定權在你。)
>
>
> (四)
> 同樣是小學三年級的學生,在作文中說他們將來的志願是當小丑。
> 中國的老師斥之為:「胸無大志,孺子不可教也!」
> 外國的老師則會說:「願你把歡笑帶給全世界!」
>
(註:身為長輩的我們,不但容易要求多於鼓勵,更狹窄的界定了成功的定義。)
>
>
> (五)
>
有一個歐巴桑在首飾店裏看到二隻一模一樣的手環,一個標價五百五十元,另一
個卻只標價二百五十元。她大為心喜,立刻買下二百五十元的手環,得意洋洋的走出
店門。臨出去前,聽到裏面的店員悄悄對另一個店員說:「妳看吧,這一招屢試不爽。」
>
(註:試探如餌,可以輕而易舉的使許多人顯露出貪婪的本性,然而那常常是吃虧
受騙的開始。)
>
>
> (六)貪心不足
> 乞丐:「能不能給我一百塊錢?」
> 路人:「我只有八十塊錢。」
> 乞丐:「那你就欠我二十塊錢吧!」
>
(註:有些人總以為是上蒼欠他的,老覺得老天爺給的不夠多、不夠好,貪婪之
慾早已取代了感恩之心。)
>
>
>
> (七)輕鬆一下
>
在故宮博物院中,有一個太太不耐煩地對她先生說:「我說你為甚麼走得這麼
慢。原來你老是停下來看這些東西。」
>
(註:有人只知道在人生的道路上狂奔,結果失去了觀看兩旁美麗花朵的機會。)
>
>
>
> (八)將心比心
> 妻子正在廚房炒菜。
>
丈夫在她旁邊一直嘮叨不停:「慢些。小心!火太大了。趕快把魚翻過來。快鏟

>
來,油放太多了!把豆腐整平一下。哎唷,鍋子歪了!....................」
> 「請你住口!」妻子脫口而出,「我懂得怎樣炒菜。」
>
你當然懂,太太,」丈夫平靜地答道:「我只是要讓妳知道,我在開車時,妳在
旁邊喋喋不休,我的感覺如何。」
>
(註:學會體諒他人並不困難,只要你願意認真地站在對方的角度和立場看問
> 題。)
I'd like to meet friends and share life experiences to each other.
Nancy Liu
 
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