Compared with those who have a low self-esteem, employees with a high self-esteem:
A)have difficulty controlling their temper.
B)are less influenced by others.
C)have more of an external locus of control.
D)tend to be better conversationalists and have more of an external locus of control.
E)tend to be better conversationalists.

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Employees with a high self-esteem are less influenced by others and tend to have a more internal locus of control. This means they believe their actions and behaviors can affect their outcomes and are less likely to be swayed by external factors. They are also more confident in their abilities and decisions, which can lead to better job performance and success. The other options are not supported by research on self-esteem and personality traits.

Compared with Those Who Have a Low Self-Esteem, Employees with a High