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Clarissa feels very good about herself at times, but is filled with self-doubt at other times. Researchers would probably describe her as
 
  A. low in self-esteem.
  B. extraverted.
  C. fluctuating in self-worth.
  D. in need of self-enhancement.

Question 2

If Malory is high in self-esteem, research findings suggest she isprobably
 
  A. anxious or depressed.
  B. stable in her feelings of self-worth.
  C. either low or average in feelings of self-worth.
  D. either high or low in self-worth, because the two concepts are not correlated.



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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

D





 

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