Mental and Emotional Health - Achieving Mental and Emotional Health - Developing Positive Self Esteem

A

A family attempting to improve self-esteem in a child would NOT __________. A. criticize mistakes B. offer positive feedback C. praise effort over results D. model positive behavior

C

A person trying to develop higher self-esteem should attempt to choose friends who __________. A. have a high social status B. try to change your bad habits C. accept who you are D. are extremely wealthy

D

All of the following are positive strategies for improving self-esteem EXCEPT: A. choosing good friends B. improving self-image C. strengthening integrity D. changing who you are

C

All of the following statements are true about friends EXCEPT: A. The desire to make friends can affect self-esteem. B. Supportive interactions with friends improve self-esteem. C. Critical comments from friends can improve self-esteem. D. Gossip among friends can negatively affect self-esteem.

False

It is important to have critical friends around in order to strengthen your self-esteem.

True

One way to improve self-esteem is through positive self-talk.

False

Self-esteem is only determined by family heredity.

True

Those with high self-esteem generally live a more fulfilling life and have better relationships.

B

Which of the following is NOT true about self-esteem? A. Self-esteem is perceived value and self-worth of a person. B. Self-esteem is the same for each member of a family. C. Self-esteem varies from person to person. D. Self-esteem can adapt and change throughout a lifetime.

A

Which statement is most correct about self-esteem? A. Self-esteem can fluctuate depending on circumstances. B. Self-esteem only fluctuates after the age of 30. C. Self-esteem does not fluctuate at all throughout life. D. Self-esteem begins at a very high level and decreases throughout life.