According to the Contingencies of the Self-Worth Account of Self-Esteem

question 66

Multiple Choice

According to the contingencies of the self-worth account of self-esteem (Crocker and Wolfe,2001) ,a person's self-evaluations

• A) are stable across situations and time.
• B) depend on success and failure in important life domains.
• C) are learned through principles of classical conditioning.
• D) are a direct result of parenting styles.

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Definitions:

Deep Acting

The process of managing emotions by actually trying to feel the emotions one is attempting to display, as opposed to merely acting them out.

Emotional Labor

Emotion work that is done as an occupational requirement or expectation.

Feeling Rules

Cultural norms governing the appropriate expression and management of emotions in various social situations.

Surface Acting

Emotional labor that involves managing one's outward expressions and behaviors to meet social or occupational expectations, without altering underlying feelings.