Bodies a key component of self-esteem

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1. Explain fully the extended self and 4 levels of the extended self

2. Explain fully how we think about our bodies a key component of self-esteem.

3. Explain fully body decoration such as tattoos and piercings and the 7 purposes that they serve

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