Übersetzung für "Social esteem" in Deutsch

Then we present examples on what is known about the extent of social esteem.

Participation in the workforce is linked not only to income levels, but also to self-esteem, social inclusion, and social status.

The majority of Europeans throughout the 28 current and future Member States agree that having a job provides not only income but also social contacts, self-esteem and a better quality of life.

Low qualified teachers and trainers, as well as outdated curricula and equipment due to low investment in the sector reflected the poor social esteem of vocational education and training compared to academic education.

The continuing low social esteem of the teaching profession coupled with low remuneration did not attract young people into the system which, over time, led to an ageing of the teaching profession.

By giving special attention to the donkey, they wanted to reappraise the animal, which also had an effect on the social esteem of the owners and their surroundings.

Self-esteem, social skills, social phobia, depression, fear, fear of public speaking, children and adults.

The Rainbow Homes aims to rescue girls aged 4 to 18 and provide them with a home, care and education, in order to foster their social integration, self-esteem, and intellectual growth.

But above all, social esteem and public awareness of the importance of research for progress and affluence need to be boosted.

However, for fear of their social esteem her accomplices and their families put her under increasing pressure.

These refer to basic needs, social and external esteem, and internal esteem and self-actualisation.

In Abraham Maslow's hierarchy of needs the religious narratives which Harris emphasizes would correspond to the developmentally later, third and fourth levels of social and esteem needs, respectively.

In social sciences, there are different definitions of social esteem and accordingly there are different ways to operationalize the concept.

Factors that can protect young people against violence include good social skills, self-esteem, academic achievement, strong bonds with parents, positive peer groups, good attachment to school, community involvement and access to social support.

This can lead to a low self-esteem, social isolation, low performance at school and a general low mood, such as depression, self-blame, shame and helplessness.

Specialized emotional support, depression, anxiety, stress, nervousness, insmnio, irritability, perfectionism, fears, social difficulties, self esteem, phobias, inner emptiness.

This increases self-esteem, social prestige, sense of belonging, and proof that others are needed and appreciated.

In addition, the dwindling social esteem of the value of marriage is being recorded, combined with a weakness in the new generations who are often afraid to make permanent decisions and lifelong commitments.

The psychological impact of obesity can include depression, low self-esteem, social isolation, being uncomfortable in public, intimacy, and decreased libido.

In the light of Christ's teaching, may each one of you be ready in your relationships and in your collaboration with your colleagues to make the most of the opportunities to share expertise and to renew your common motivation so that the school may become a privileged place that promotes culture and so can recover social esteem and credibility.

Wine drinking was very widespread in pre-Islamic times and, although a social evil, highly esteemed.