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According to Branden, how does he define self-esteem?
According to Branden, how does he define self-esteem?
- Reliance on one's power to think
- Value judgment based on estimation (correct)
- Public's attention in the late 1950s
- Overall evaluation of one's worth based on self-concept
What was Ayn Rand's view on self-esteem?
What was Ayn Rand's view on self-esteem?
- Reliance on one's power to think (correct)
- Based on all the positive and negative self-perceptions
- Evaluation of one's worth as a person
- Concept of high or low self-perceptions
How did Sigelman define self-esteem?
How did Sigelman define self-esteem?
- Based on all the positive and negative self-perceptions
- Evaluation of one's worth as a person (correct)
- High or low overall evaluation from self-concept
- Reliance on one's power to think
In the 15th century, what was the primary focus of the term 'esteem'?
In the 15th century, what was the primary focus of the term 'esteem'?
What was essential for objects in the European marketplace according to historical context?
What was essential for objects in the European marketplace according to historical context?
What is the key concept behind Branden's definition of self-esteem?
What is the key concept behind Branden's definition of self-esteem?
What is the core of one's self-identity?
What is the core of one's self-identity?
Which dimension of self-identity arises from the work one puts into a specific field or role?
Which dimension of self-identity arises from the work one puts into a specific field or role?
What contributes to the exterior of self-identity according to the text?
What contributes to the exterior of self-identity according to the text?
What leads individuals with low self-esteem to engage in 'self-selling'?
What leads individuals with low self-esteem to engage in 'self-selling'?
Which component of self-identity is influenced by monitored feedback from interactions with others?
Which component of self-identity is influenced by monitored feedback from interactions with others?
What does one's self-image primarily assess?
What does one's self-image primarily assess?
Which component of self-identity results from the interaction of character and feedback from experiences with others?
Which component of self-identity results from the interaction of character and feedback from experiences with others?
'Borrowing' a group's identity is associated with what aspect of self-esteem?
'Borrowing' a group's identity is associated with what aspect of self-esteem?
'Shadow' of a group's presumed higher self-esteem is maintained to feel superior to whom?
'Shadow' of a group's presumed higher self-esteem is maintained to feel superior to whom?
The top system of values helps individuals in which aspect of life, according to the text?
The top system of values helps individuals in which aspect of life, according to the text?
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