Parentality and children’s self-esteem: A revision over the importance of family strengthening for the positive development of children
Positive self-esteem promotes health and protects against dysfunctionality, emerging as an important factor of resilience. Its development in early stages favors a functional adaptation to the environment and prevents emotional discomfort in the long term. Since literature states that a family is a...
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Universidad Peruana Unión
2011
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