Rowantree report : Criminals have too high esteem

Mark Tyrell is a Neuro-linguistic_programming hypnotist in the UK. In this article on his site, he refers to the 2001 Rowntree report, in which they conclude criminals have 'too high esteem', rather than 'too low' as people generally presume.

This is likely true of body odor and halitosis tormentors (over a certain age), since it's obvious the person is suffering. You could say metabolic body odor is a test of peoples morality. The overly high-esteem principle seems to be true, since most seem to have a high opinion of their own status. Some may believe karma will eventually catch up with them.

The article is an interesting view of the psychology of self-esteem.

http://www.self-confidence.co.uk/self/esteem/tips.html