Self-Criticism and Self-Enhancement: Theory, Research, and Clinical Implications
- 291 pages
- 11 hours of reading
The book features contributions from over 25 psychologists and scholars who explore the dual nature of self-criticism, examining its potential benefits and drawbacks. By analyzing various psychological perspectives, it highlights how self-criticism can serve as a virtue in certain contexts while acting as a vice in others. This nuanced evaluation encourages readers to reconsider their understanding of self-criticism and its impact on mental health and personal development.
