A large difference between our "ideal self" and our actual self leads to which of the following?Multiple choice question.greater motivation to changea negative impact on self-esteema positive impact on self-esteem

Choose the best definition of the "SELF"*1 pointA. The "SELF" has many aspects.B. The "SELF" is an important study in psychology.C. The "SELF" is either the cognitove or the affective representation of the individual.D. The "SELF" can alter, change, add, and/or modify himself or herself for the purpose of gaining social acceptance.

the self-serving bias suggests that: Our self-esteem is not based on reality Our self-seteem is based more on our successes than our failures Our self-esteem is based on the nice things that people say about us Our self-esteem is based more on our failures than our successes

Which of the following is not beneficial to having an internal locus of control? Group of answer choicesHigh self-esteemDependence on fateBetter decision-makingEngaging in healthier behaviour

How does self-esteem relate to life outcomes?Correct Answer(s)Drag appropriate answer(s) hereYour self-esteem has little to do with whether other people actually like you or not.People with higher self-esteem report being much happier than people without higher self-esteem.Landing a successful career guarantees having high self-esteem.Self-esteem is strongly related to life outcomes.Violent criminals and bullies often have very high self-esteem.Incorrect Answer(s)Drag appropriate answer(s) here

The self is most likely the result of: The predispositions you are born with What society makes possible and how you choose to react The decisions and actions that you take the society that you are born into