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    Pessimism and Low Self-Esteem Tend to Come from Blaming Others
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Pessimism and Low Self-Esteem Tend to Come from Blaming Others

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Pessimism and low self-esteem tend to come from blaming others and having an external explanatory style for negative events.

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