Worth

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Mentions of Worth per 1,000 mentions of anything, 7-day rolling, health & science.

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Sep 150.57‰1
Sep 172.05‰3
Sep 182.66‰1
Sep 223.25‰3
Sep 282.51‰2

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Marisa Franco’s book frames self-worth as learnable and shaped by attachment

Across the shows, Marisa Franco’s book Worth is discussed as a science-based account of self-esteem and secure attachment, including how early experiences and memories shape self-perception.[1][2]

On Passion Struck with John R. Miles, Franco discusses why achievement may not make people feel worthy, while John Miles connects her research to evidence about whether people deserve good things.[1][3]

On We're Out of Time, Franco argues that a fixed sense of identity can reinforce low self-worth by filtering out information that contradicts fears of rejection or harm.[4]

On Something You Should Know, Franco presents self-worth as a skill that people can learn and improve, addressing the difficulty of feeling good about oneself despite accomplishments.[2]

Short Wave presents Franco’s view that people with genuine self-worth can admit when they do not feel worthy, because they attend to and express their internal experience.[5]

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    Passion Struck with John R. Miles · Why Nothing You Achieve Will Ever Make You Feel Worthy | Marisa G. Franco – EP 821
    John Miles · Sep 17 · Listen at 3:38 ↗
    “ourselves. My guest today is Dr. Marissa Franco, a psychologist, a researcher, and the New York Times bestselling author of Platonic. She's back on PassionStruck with a remarkable new book called Worth, the new science of self -esteem. and”
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    Something You Should Know · How to Read a Room Like a Pro & The Surprising Truth About Self-Esteem
    Micah Ruthers · Sep 28 · Listen at 29:23 ↗
    “their entire lives? Dr. Marissa Franco says self-worth is actually a skill, something you can learn and get better at. Marissa is a psychologist, professor at the University of Maryland, and author of a book titled Worth: The New Science of”
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    Passion Struck with John R. Miles · What If the Proof You're Waiting For Never Comes? | John R. Miles - EP 822
    John Miles · Sep 18 · Listen at 3:14 ↗
    “days at sea. 27 ,000 nautical miles completely alone. To talk about her new book, First Light. On Thursday, I talked with Dr. Marissa Franco, the psychologist behind Platonic, about her new book, Worth, the new science of self -esteem and s”
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    We're Out of Time · Why You Don't Feel Good Enough | Self-Worth with Dr. Marisa Franco
    Marisa Franco · Sep 22 · Listen at 28:38 ↗
    “Well, let's think about having a low sense of worth, the ways we've talked about it already. Having a low sense of self-worth is about knowing exactly who you are and how people will treat you. People are going to reject me, people are goin”
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    Short Wave · The science of self-worth (and how to boost yours)
    Marisa Franco · Sep 22 · Listen at 0:18 ↗
    “Do you feel good about yourself or do you feel like you can't admit it if you don't? The paradox I would say of self-worth is that people that are truly worthy. can admit when they don't feel worthy. Because again, they're all about just at”

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