Although the Need to Have a Distinctive and Integrated Sense

question 83

Multiple Choice

Although the need to have a distinctive and integrated sense of self is probably universal, it has been suggested that ________ means something quite different in individualist and collectivist cultures.

• A) the search for happiness
• B) self-instruction
• C) the search for positive self-esteem
• D) self-distinctiveness

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Definitions:

Fluctuating in Self-Worth

Refers to the variability or changes in an individual's self-esteem over time.

Self-Doubt

The condition of lacking confidence in oneself and one's abilities, often hindering decision-making and the attainment of one's potential.

Extraverted

Describes individuals who are outgoing, sociable, and draw energy from interacting with others.

Contingencies of Self-Worth

The belief that one's self-esteem is dependent on success or failure in specific areas of life or competence.