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According to the passage, what does the term 'self-esteem' refer to?
According to the passage, what does the term 'self-esteem' refer to?
- The ability to think critically about oneself
- The public's attention to the concept of self-esteem
- The monetary value placed on an object in the European marketplace
- An individual's overall evaluation of their own worth or value (correct)
What is the primary focus of the 'above ground structure' that the passage mentions is not being addressed?
What is the primary focus of the 'above ground structure' that the passage mentions is not being addressed?
- The public's attention to the concept of self-esteem in the late 1950s
- The definition of the term 'self-esteem' and its historical origins
- The evaluation of an object's monetary value in the European marketplace
- Theories and manifestations dealt with by most mental health specialists (correct)
What did Ayn Rand say self-esteem is related to?
What did Ayn Rand say self-esteem is related to?
- Reliance on one's power to think (correct)
- An individual's overall evaluation of their own worth
- The monetary value placed on an object in the European marketplace
- The public's attention to the concept of self-esteem
What is the 'common ground' definition of self-esteem that the passage attempts to locate?
What is the 'common ground' definition of self-esteem that the passage attempts to locate?
What was the original meaning of the term 'esteem' when it entered the English language in the 15th century?
What was the original meaning of the term 'esteem' when it entered the English language in the 15th century?
What was an example of a 'high' evaluation of an object in the 15th century European marketplace?
What was an example of a 'high' evaluation of an object in the 15th century European marketplace?
What is the main purpose of the passage?
What is the main purpose of the passage?
According to the passage, what does Sigelman refer to self-esteem as?
According to the passage, what does Sigelman refer to self-esteem as?
What does the passage suggest is the reason why certain objects necessitated a 'high' evaluation in the 15th century European marketplace?
What does the passage suggest is the reason why certain objects necessitated a 'high' evaluation in the 15th century European marketplace?
What does the passage suggest is the main issue with the existing definitions of self-esteem provided by various authors?
What does the passage suggest is the main issue with the existing definitions of self-esteem provided by various authors?
