J Pers Soc Psychol January 2021 PMID 33411558

Self-esteem and satisfaction with social relationships across time.

Elisabeth L de Moor, Jaap J A Denissen, Wilco H M Emons, Wiebke Bleidorn, Maike Luhmann, Ulrich Orth, Joanne M Chung

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The overall tone suggests voyeuristic curiosity and personal reflection, such as comments about social strategies and societal barriers, without extensive critique of the research methodology. For example, discussions mention the difficulty of dating with disabilities and the influence of social perceptions, showing interest and some engagement, but the tone remains relatively neutral and observational.

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The discussions show mixed reactions, with some recognizing the importance of social and self-esteem dynamics, but others mainly referencing related topics without directly endorsing the study.

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Participants express curiosity about social relationships and self-esteem, especially in contexts like dating and disability, indicating moderate interest.

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These discussions seem to influence attitudes toward social connectedness but do not appear to trigger widespread behavioral change or profound reflection.

Abstract in brief

The study investigates the long-term relationship between self-esteem and satisfaction with social relationships, using advanced statistical models to analyze 10 years of data, and finds that these two variables are positively linked over time, with stronger effects observed over longer intervals.
When distinguishing individual differences from within-person changes, the findings show that changes in self-esteem and relationship satisfaction are most strongly connected over about one-year periods, and fluctuations in social satisfaction tend to have a greater impact on self-esteem than vice versa.
The research emphasizes the importance of considering the timing of measurements when studying psychological and social constructs, as the strength and direction of their relationships can vary depending on the interval between observations.]

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