In Self-Esteem Enhancement Theory (SET) Esteem Formation and Maintenance Processes

question 16

Multiple Choice

In self-esteem enhancement theory (SET) esteem formation and maintenance processes include:

• A) cognitive, affective, and behavioral attributes that enhance self-worth.
• B) self-esteem, which is global as well as domain specific.
• C) influences in cognitive, emotional, behavioral, physical, and social spheres.
• D) an individual's surrounding environment that supports development and sustenance of feelings of self-worth.

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Definitions:

Sadness

Sadness is an emotional state characterized by feelings of unhappiness, sorrow, or disappointment, often triggered by adverse events or situations.

Fear

An emotional response to perceived dangers or threats, leading to physiological and behavioral changes aimed at avoiding those threats.

Basic Emotions

Fundamental emotions that are universally recognized and experienced by humans, such as happiness, sadness, fear, disgust, surprise, and anger.

Facial Expressions

Visible changes in the face that convey an individual's emotional state or reactions to various situations.