Self-Esteem

Someone with a healthy level of self-esteem...

• feels proud of themselves.

• understands they are not perfect.

• values themselves as a person.

• All of the above.

Someone with low self-esteem...

• values themselves as a person.

• can be self-critical about their appearance.

• feels proud of themselves.

• All of the above.

Those with healthy self-esteem are more likely to be...

• famous.

• rich.

• a successful person with a professional career.

• None of the above.

When a person is confident and not worried about what others might think, it is more likely that...

• they are independent.

• they avoid peer pressure.

• they build healthy relationships with others.

• All of the above.

Positive influences and experiences help build...

• nothing.

• negative self-esteem.

• positive self-esteem.

• low self-esteem.

When parents _________, it helps a baby begin to develop a healthy self-esteem.

• do nothing.

• provide positive encouragement and love.

• belittle.

• All of the above.

Besides the child's parents, who else can influence a child's self-esteem?

• Coaches

• Friends

• Teachers

• All of the above.

To better understand how self-esteem is built or can be damaged, it is useful to see it as a...

• battleship.

• bucket of water.

• living being.

• All of the above.

To boost your self-esteem, what should you do with the things you cannot change about yourself?

• Try to change them.

• Worry about them.

• Accept and embrace them.

• All of the above.

If you defend your beliefs and do the right thing...

• you will be respected and build self-esteem.

• you will make many enemies.

• you will not be popular.

• All of the above.