his is a good start but there are some areas that need more detail. I’m going to focus on self-esteem. You mention how others define self-esteem but I

 his is a good start but there are some areas that need more detail. I’m going to focus on self-esteem. You mention how others define self-esteem but I’d like you to discuss difficulties in defining self-esteem. Also, how would you define self-esteem after looking at Rosenberg’s scale and others? Do you describe self-esteem globally (that seems to be the case here) or would you define self-esteem in terms of categories such as physical, academic, relational, etc? I look forward to your update 

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