7. Self-image can be programmed by the things you say to yourself or others. (p. 30) TRUE 8. The process of discovering your looking-glass self is known as developing your (p. 30) FALSE 9. Having a healthy self-concept means not allowing yourself to be a slave to other people's opinions. (p. 31) TRUE 10. Self-esteem can be defined as the extent to which an individual believes him- or herself (p. 31) to be capable, sufficient, and worthy. TRUE 11. Most people who always need to tell about their accomplishments are actually (p. 32) compensating in some way for low self-esteem. TRUE 12. Focusing on a single strength to compensate for overall bad feelings about oneself is a (p. 32) good way to build higher self-esteem. FALSE 13. People with low self-esteem can more readily accept their co-workers and take criticism from others in their work teams. (p. 33) FALSE 14. Children are most likely to develop a healthy self-esteem when parents show (p. 34) "conditional positive regard" toward them. 15. According to psychologist Carl Rogers, the sense of self is a guiding principle that (p. 34) structures the personality. TRUE 16. During childhood, parents are the most important people among those shaping (p. 34) TRUE
7. (p. 30) Self-image can be programmed by the things you say to yourself or others. TRUE 8. (p. 30) The process of discovering your looking-glass self is known as developing your FALSE 9. (p. 31) Having a healthy self-concept means not allowing yourself to be a slave to other people's opinions. TRUE 10. (p. 31) Self-esteem can be defined as the extent to which an individual believes him- or herself to be capable, sufficient, and worthy. TRUE 11. (p. 32) Most people who always need to tell about their accomplishments are actually compensating in some way for low self-esteem. TRUE 12. (p. 32) Focusing on a single strength to compensate for overall bad feelings about oneself is a good way to build higher self-esteem. FALSE 13. (p. 33) People with low self-esteem can more readily accept their co-workers and take criticism from others in their work teams. FALSE 14. (p. 34) Children are most likely to develop a healthy self-esteem when parents show "conditional positive regard" toward them. 15. (p. 34) According to psychologist Carl Rogers, the sense of self is a guiding principle that structures the personality. TRUE 16. (p. 34) During childhood, parents are the most important people among those shaping TRUE
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