That's where the Rosenberg Self-Esteem Scale (RSES) comes in. The scale is a brief questionnaire consisting of 10 statements ...

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I take a positive attitude toward myself. Devised by the sociologist Morris Rosenberg, this questionnaire is one of the most widely used self-esteem assessment scales in the United States.

In the first part, students completed a basic demographic questionnaire and other measures to evaluate their levels and other aspects of self-esteem. In phase 2, the team assessed the students ...

It’s not totally surprising then, that high-self esteem was - and still is by many - considered a litmus test for wellbeing. If we evaluate ourselves positively it’s probable that we’re ...

When they get negative feedback, they tend to be defensive, blaming the test or the messenger, rather than owning up to a mistake or deficiency. In this way, high self-esteem can impede learning ...

"In the current study, we used functional magnetic resonance imaging in a round-robin design within 19 independent groups of participants to test how self-esteem modulates the representation of ...

The resulting Self-Esteem And Relationship (SEAR) questionnaire demonstrated validity and reliability. The intervention study demonstrated responsiveness to beneficial treatment with significant ...

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