When Facing Failure, High-Self-Esteem People Sustain Their Self-Worth by

question 121

Multiple Choice

When facing failure, high-self-esteem people sustain their self-worth by

• A) perceiving other people as failing too, and by exaggerating their superiority over others.
• B) perceiving themselves as interdependent and thus as only part of a larger group effort.
• C) engaging in altruistic acts.
• D) refusing to think about the failure and by practising self-forgetfulness.

Understand the concept and calculation of degrees of freedom in t-tests.

Formulate null hypotheses for dependent and independent samples.

Calculate and interpret the difference scores in dependent samples.

Identify and apply the correct critical values for t-tests based on sample size and significance levels.

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Definitions:

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