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Understanding the Dangers of Comparison: A Scientific Perspective, Quizzes of English Language

The psychological and evolutionary reasons behind our tendency to compare ourselves to others, and the negative consequences of doing so. Topics include the impact of comparison on self-esteem, the importance of acknowledging others' experiences, and the need to focus on our own strengths and achievements. Quotes from steve furtick are included.

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TERM 1
Introduction
DEFINITION 1
We all do it
Scientific, evolutionary explanation on WHY
none the less, we compare ourselves with.....
Natural tendency, why
ego
ingrained habits
why when who how
sound common, some more familiar
TERM 2
Paragraph one When we compare...scenarios
unfold
DEFINITION 2
Im glad Im not in their shoes !
deem someone, less privileged
embarrassing or disability
foremost idea we all miss
judgement, inaccurate ego boost
2. more common geez that person h as all the luck in the world!
limited understanding, circumstance s
superior
worthy of envy and jealousy... may ha ve
make us feel unimportant or less gifte d
TERM 3
Paragraph 1 Example
DEFINITION 3
politician
confident, strong leaders
not everyone may agree with
athletic, creative person
not have a passion or flare public speaking
positive and negative attributes
no one is EVER better than you at everything
leads me to my next point
TERM 4
Acknowledgement
DEFINITION 4
important to acknowledge
look at others experiences
improve your own
comparison as a habit is unhealthy and not needed
TERM 5
Paragraph two thoughts going on in your
mind
DEFINITION 5
same thoughts going through everyone's minds
seemingly perfect person, envious of one aspect of your
life
hollywood star example
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TERM 1

Introduction

DEFINITION 1 We all do it Scientific, evolutionary explanation on WHY none the less, we compare ourselves with..... Natural tendency, why ego ingrained habits why when who how sound common, some more familiar TERM 2

Paragraph one When we compare...scenarios

unfold

DEFINITION 2 Im glad Im not in their shoes! deem someone, less privileged embarrassing or disability foremost idea we all miss judgement, inaccurate ego boost

  1. more common geez that person has all the luck in the world! limited understanding, circumstances superior worthy of envy and jealousy... may have make us feel unimportant or less gifted TERM 3

Paragraph 1 Example

DEFINITION 3 politician confident, strong leaders not everyone may agree with athletic, creative person not have a passion or flare public speaking positive and negative attributes no one is EVER better than you at everything leads me to my next point TERM 4

Acknowledgement

DEFINITION 4 important to acknowledge look at others experiences improve your own comparison as a habit is unhealthy and not needed TERM 5

Paragraph two thoughts going on in your

mind

DEFINITION 5 same thoughts going through everyone's minds seemingly perfect person, envious of one aspect of your life hollywood star example

TERM 6

paragraph two stats

DEFINITION 6 mere15% of people rather gain more, even though same applies to people in everyday life resentful younger brother, freedom privileges, restrictions, talents and weaknesses confidence and best foot forward, leads me to my next point TERM 7

paragraph three

DEFINITION 7 people are doing just that dont feel bad when....strong points, achievements, positive attributes putting talents forward like you example:walking out of comfort zone, willing to harp about your accomplishments we always feel like we are alone world has it together......NOT SO! phobias, concerns, fears, just like TERM 8

fine line between boasting and confidence

DEFINITION 8 put down stable people you down TERM 9

conclusion

DEFINITION 9 people aren't the same basic anatomical parts upbringing, culture and experiences compare chalk and cheese universal shared human experiences, love and loss scope for diversity understand what person went through tip of iceberg, snapshot of success TERM 10

QUOTE THANK YOU !!!! :)

DEFINITION 10 sum this up through words of steve furtickthe reason we struggle with insecurity is because we compare our behind the scenes with everyone else's highlight reel