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1. High self-esteem is also known as egotism, arrogance, conceitedness, or narcissism. True False 2. People with high self-esteem tend to seek more challenging jobs that require them to work. True False 3. The foundations for self-esteem are laid within the first three or four years of life. True False 4. Research indicates a genetic component to self-esteem. True False 5. Avoidance behaviors temporarily increase self-esteem. True False 6. Regardless of the outcome, anytime we cope with something, our self-esteem rises. True False 7. People with a higher number of flaws and weaknesses have low self-acceptance. True False 8. Your self-image mirrors your level of self-acceptance. True False 9. Research indicates that the way we feel about our physical appearance is the best indicator of our overall self-esteem. True False 10. Although you can hurt your self-esteem with negative self-talk, you cannot build it with positive self-talk. True False 11. Since the subconscious mind does not react well to being told not to do something, it is more effective to use positive statements that focus on what you will do. True False 12. People may use their inner critic to protect themselves against the fear of rejection and failure. True False 13. People with high self-esteem are particularly vulnerable to criticism. True False 14. People with low self-esteem often react to criticism passively or passive aggressively. True False 15. Handling criticism well requires assertiveness. True False

          1. High self-esteem is also known as egotism, arrogance,
conceitedness, or narcissism.
True
False
2. People with high self-esteem tend to seek more
challenging jobs that require them to work.
True
False
3. The foundations for self-esteem are laid within the
first three or four years of life.
True
False
4. Research indicates a genetic component to
self-esteem.
True
False
5. Avoidance behaviors temporarily increase
self-esteem.
True
False
6. Regardless of the outcome, anytime we cope with
something, our self-esteem rises.
True
False
7. People with a higher number of flaws and weaknesses have
low self-acceptance.
True
False
8. Your self-image mirrors your level of
self-acceptance.
True
False
9. Research indicates that the way we feel about our
physical appearance is the best indicator of our overall
self-esteem.
True
False
10. Although you can hurt your self-esteem with negative
self-talk, you cannot build it with positive self-talk.
True
False
11. Since the subconscious mind does not react well to
being told not to do something, it is more effective to use
positive statements that focus on what you will do.
True
False
12. People may use their inner critic to protect themselves
against the fear of rejection and failure.
True
False
13. People with high self-esteem are particularly
vulnerable to criticism.
True
False
14. People with low self-esteem often react to criticism
passively or passive aggressively.
True
False
15. Handling criticism well requires assertiveness.
True
False

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