If you can't accept compliments, research shows what's being said about you.

There are also scientific explanations.

Surveys published in “magazine Science Direct” has shown that most problems with accepting compliments have people with low self-confidence, because they simply cannot believe in the sincerity of people who talk about them good things.

One possible reason for disappointment is that compliments activate the same part of the brain as flirting, the University of Kansas research has shown.

Since the author and psychologists Susan Pavelski and James O. Pawelski, say there are three ways in which people refuse compliments.

The first is rejection, the second with compliments, and the third, self-critics.

The alternative they propose is to adapt to the challenge of accepting compliments in one of the three ways you can accept it.

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