Self-Acceptance

According  to  psychologist  Carol  Ryff,  the  term self-acceptance  refers  to  positive  evaluations  of oneself and one’s past life. Someone with high self-acceptance  experiences  psychological  well-being (PWB)  in  the  form  of  a  positive  attitude  toward oneself—being  able  to  recognize  and  accept  the good  and  bad  qualities  of  multiple  aspects  of oneself—and   looks   positively   upon   past   life.