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Psychologist: Self-confidence as a skill
Dr. Sana Suleiman, a psychiatrist, confirmed that self-confidence is a skill that develops through a person's understanding of themselves, and it should not be linked to external appearances or the approval of others. She explained that bullying and constant criticism, especially towards children, negatively impact confidence, and emphasized the importance of distinguishing between criticizing behavior and labeling the child's personality. She also pointed out that true confidence is characterized by accepting criticism and appreciating one’s strengths, whereas a conceited person feels threatened and constantly seeks reassurance from others. On the other hand, she highlighted the importance of setting boundaries in relationships and practicing saying "no" gradually with confidence.
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