A person with ____________ will often expect to be accepted by his or her partners.
A) positive self-images
B) negative self-esteem
C) neutral self-disclosure
D) positive self-esteem

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Positive self-esteem is closely associated with having a positive self-image and a belief in one's own worth and abilities. A person with positive self-esteem is likely to have confidence and trust in themselves, and therefore expect to be accepted by their partners. On the other hand, a person with negative self-esteem may have doubts about their own worth and may not feel deserving of acceptance, leading to insecurity in their relationships. Neutral self-disclosure is not related to expectations of acceptance, as it only refers to the level of personal information a person shares with others.

A Person with ____________ Will Often Expect to Be Accepted