Research Indicates That People with High Self-Esteem Tend to

question 77

Multiple Choice

Research indicates that people with high self-esteem tend to

• A) be very modest when explaining their successes.
• B) note that there are as many weaknesses as there are strengths in their own group.
• C) see others' strengths as more important than their own.
• D) none of these choices.

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Definitions:

Perceived Unfavourable Personality

The negative judgment or impression of an individual's character based on interpretations of their behaviour.

Compatibility

The ability of two or more systems, devices, or components to work together without conflict or error.

In-Group Members

Individuals who belong to a specific group or category perceived as being similar, leading to a stronger sense of identity and loyalty within the group.

LMX Theory

Stands for Leader-Member Exchange Theory, highlighting the importance of the relationship between leaders and their followers in influencing organizational outcomes.