In Terms of Getting Along with Other People, Compared to People

question 38

Multiple Choice

In terms of getting along with other people, compared to people with low self-esteem, people with high self-esteem ____. In fact ____.

• A) believe they are well-liked, people with high self-esteem are perceived more favorably than people with low self-esteem
• B) believe they are well-liked, people with high and low self-esteem are perceived about equally favorably
• C) do not necessarily believe they are well-liked, people with high and low self-esteem are perceived about equally favorably
• D) do not necessarily believe they are well-liked, people with low self-esteem are perceived more favorably than people with high self-esteem

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Definitions:

Disoriented Persons

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Persons Aged

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Projected Increase

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Kubler-Ross Model

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