1. How does self-esteem affect the way you behave? (1 point)

Question

With low self-esteem you are generally a very positive person and like being around others.
With low self-esteem you feel proud of your accomplishments and strive to do better.
With high self-esteem you may say “I can’t believe I didn’t win that race, I’m so mad at myself for not being the best.”
With high self-esteem you may say, “I can’t believe I didn’t get an ‘A’ on that exam. I did my best though. Now I know I have to study more next time.”
2. To achieve self-actualization, you must fulfill (1 point)
the goals you set.
the hierarchy of needs.
the goals others set.
the needs of other's.
3. What is a way to boost your self-esteem? (1 point)
Worry about other's opinions.
Exhibit risky behaviors.
Maintain a negative attitude.
Form close relationships.

Answer 1

1. How does self-esteem affect the way you behave?

   • Correct Answer: With high self-esteem you may say, “I can’t believe I didn’t get an ‘A’ on that exam. I did my best though. Now I know I have to study more next time.”
     (This response reflects a healthy way of handling disappointment while acknowledging effort and expressing a desire to improve.)

2. To achieve self-actualization, you must fulfill:

   • Correct Answer: the hierarchy of needs.
     (Self-actualization, according to Maslow's hierarchy of needs, can only be achieved after other basic needs, such as physiological and safety needs, have been met.)

3. What is a way to boost your self-esteem?

   • Correct Answer: Form close relationships.
     (Building supportive and positive relationships with others can improve self-esteem and provide a sense of belonging.)