When psychologists (e.g. Baumeister) examined the empirical evidence for the widespread cultural assumption that: a) low self-esteem was a significant cause of individual problems, such as school failure and drug abuse, and that b) raising self-esteem would "cure" these problems because of its many benefits, they found
A) support for both assumptions.
B) support for the problems associated with low self-esteem, but not the benefits of high self-esteem.
C) support for the value of high self-esteem, but not problems associated with low self-esteem.
D) weak support for either assumption.
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Q18: Self-esteem refers to
A) feelings of self-worth and
Q19: Research examining the relationship between self-esteem and
Q20: One positive function of self-esteem is that
Q21: According to sociometer theory (Leary, Tambor, et
Q22: Studies showing that the same traits associated
Q24: According to Crocker and her research on
Q25: Contingencies of self-worth refer to domains of
Q26: According to Crocker's contingencies of self-worth model,
Q27: From the perspective of contingencies of self-worth,
Q28: Crocker and her associates have provided evidence
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