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Explanation:

people with high self-esteem always hold themselves in high regard and tend to see others around to be less smarter than them.

people in Colleges or high school who have a high self esteem tend to think they are smarter, have better academic grades and have better IQ scores when they compare themselves with people they see or hold in low regard ( low self esteem people)

having a low self esteem comes with an individual thinking of him or herself as a less capable individual in comparison to another person usually of the same age or class with him or her.

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