Children with Unrealistically High Self-Esteem Are Likely to

question 60

Multiple Choice

Children with unrealistically high self-esteem are likely to

• A) be achievement-oriented.
• B) be hostile and aggressive.
• C) rely heavily on peers to affirm their self-worth.
• D) reject compliments from others.

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Definitions:

Leader Substitutes Theory

A concept in organizational studies that suggests certain characteristics of the task, subordinates, and organization can substitute for leadership, making the leader's role less critical.

Effective Time Management

The ability to use one's time productively and efficiently, often through planning, prioritizing tasks, and managing distractions to achieve goals.

Procrastination

The action of delaying or postponing tasks despite knowing there will be negative consequences for doing so.

Procrastination

The act of delaying or postponing tasks or decisions, often habitually, resulting in potential stress or consequences.