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The status and issues of research on self-esteem
FANG Ping1; MA Yan1; ZHU Wenlong1; JIANG Yuan2
(1 Beijing Key Laboratory of Learning and Cognition，Department of Psychology，Capital Normal University，Beijing 100048，
China) (2 Division of Sport Psychology，Beijing Sport University，Beijing 100084，China) Abstract: Self-esteem has been intensively studied by researchers from various fields of psychology since this concept was raised. Yet despite all the efforts of numerous researches and theories，there has been no widely-accepted conclusion about the essential of the concept. Much confusion and misunderstanding about the concept of self-esteem still exist. Based on the developmental history of self-esteem，the present paper reviews several most influential theories involving researches on self-esteem and compares various related concepts. Furthermore，the paper introduces the true self-esteem which is the focus topic in recent years，suggesting that contingency and conditionality are essential differences between true self-esteem and non-true concepts. This research could provide the theoretical basis for further experimental studies. Key words: self-esteem; true self-esteem; contingency; conditionality
(1首都师范大学心理学系，北京市“学习与认知”重点实验室，北京 100048) (2北京体育大学运动心理学教研室，北京 100084)
收稿日期: 2015-09-30
* 国家体育总局重大研究领域一般项目 (2015B067)资助。通讯作者:朱文龙，E-mail: 1125222500@qq.com
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