Robins and Colleagues (2002) Conducted a Massive Study of Self-Esteem

question 79

Multiple Choice

Robins and colleagues (2002) conducted a massive study of self-esteem. Which of the following statements best represents their findings?

• A) Females have higher self-esteem than males.
• B) Self-esteem is highest in late adulthood.
• C) Older adults are very unsatisfied with themselves.
• D) Self-esteem declined most significantly between the age of 70 and 85.

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Definitions:

Etiology

The study of the causes or origins of diseases or conditions; understanding the factors leading to a particular health outcome.

Disease

A condition that disrupts the normal function of the body or mind, often characterized by specific signs and symptoms.

Syndrome

A group of symptoms that consistently occur together or a condition characterized by a set of associated symptoms.

Signs

In medical or clinical contexts, signs are objective evidence of disease or physical changes in the body, observed by a healthcare professional.