Self-Concept and Self-Esteem Answers

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If you were to add a “fourth self” to William James’ model, what would it be? Why?

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Describe your attitude towards school. Do you have a positive or negative attitude? Why?

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I have a mostly positive attitude toward school. I enjoy learning new things and developing skills that can help me reach my goals. Some assignments can be challenging, but I try to see them as opportunities to improve and ask for help when I need it.

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Your spiritual self is ________________.

A
how you interact with others
B
personal reflection about your thoughts and feelings
C
a measure of how religious you are
D
the decisions you make about your likes and dislikes
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How does self-esteem affect performance?

A
Healthy self-esteem can increase confidence, which improves performance.
B
A lack of self-esteem can decrease confidence, which will hurt performance.
C
Both A and B
D
Neither A nor B
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Which of the following could impact your self-esteem?

A
comparisons to others
B
accomplishing a difficult task
C
giving a successful performance
D
all of the above
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Who are you? Identify 3 characteristics of your self-concept (roles you fill, your likes/dislikes, your beliefs and values etc...)

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How does self-esteem affect one’s ability to communicate?

Answer:

Self-esteem affects communication by influencing confidence and willingness to express ideas, listen, and respond to feedback. Healthy self-esteem supports open and assertive communication, while low self-esteem can lead to hesitation, withdrawal, or defensiveness.

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If you compare your performance to a professional athlete or another expert, what may happen to your self-esteem?

A
You will develop a healthy sense of self-esteem because of your unachievable goals.
B
You will develop a healthy sense of self-esteem because of your unrealistic expectations.
C
Your self-esteem may suffer because you develop unrealistic expectations.
D
Your self-esteem may suffer because you will develop achievable goals.
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Self concept is ______________.

A
how much you value yourself
B
your understanding of who you are and the roles you fill
C
other’s impressions and feelings about you
D
how much education you have

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