Human self-esteem can be divided into conditional self-esteem and unconditional self-esteem. The former is self-esteem obtained by meeting certain preset standards, and self-worth depends on the realization of these standards, rather than the true needs of the self, such as thinking of having Beauty is only valuable. Conditional self-esteem often does not understand their needs, and the standard for measuring self-esteem is internalized. If the love of parents is conditional, reward their desired behaviors and not want them. Punishment of behavior, which imposes standards of behavior on children. Children will unconsciously regard this standard as their own pursuit of life, and conditional self-esteem is often manifested through strong self-awareness. Such people always pass Look at yourself from the perspective of others. What is in line with the meaning of this text? ['Human true needs are a source of conditional self-esteem.', "Parents' excessive doting can damage children's self-esteem.", 'Conditional self-esteem is often overrated in the unexpected world.', 'Parents setting behavioral standards for their children are not good for their growth.']