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"La vanidad y el orgullo son cosas diferentes aunque las palabras se utilizan a menudo como sinónimos Una persona puede ser orgullosa sin ser vanidosa El orgullo se relaciona más con nuestra opinión de nosotros mismos la vanidad con lo que queremos que otro"

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External validation Personal identity Pride Self-esteem Self-perception Social perception Vanity

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