A woman seems to be more concerned with what others think of her than of what she thinks of herself. According to Carl Rogers, the woman

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According to Carl Rogers, individuals who are overly concerned with the opinions of others rather than their own self-evaluation are likely to experience conditions of worth that lead to anxiety and unhappiness. Rogers emphasized the importance of self-concept and congruence for psychological health.  Faulty learning patterns may result in acceptance of the evaluation of others as more important than those provided by our own bodies and minds. This creates a conflict between external criticisms and naturally positive self-image, which in turn creates unhappiness and anxiety.

A Woman Seems to Be More Concerned with What Others