As an individual learns from parents and peers what behaviors and characteristics are "good and bad" and "right and wrong," he or she learns:

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This process describes the acquisition of "conditions of worth," which are the standards and expectations that we internalize from our parents, peers, and society about what is considered acceptable or valuable behavior. These conditions often shape our self-esteem and self-concept by dictating the terms on which we earn positive regard from others.

As an Individual Learns from Parents and Peers What Behaviors