The Social and Psychological Consequences of Being Overweight in Childhood

question 56

Multiple Choice

The social and psychological consequences of being overweight in childhood include

• A)narcissistic personality disorder.
• B)displays of obsessive-compulsive behavior.
• C)a propensity toward kleptomania.
• D)low self-esteem.

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Definitions:

Self-Esteem

The subjective evaluation of one's own worth, encompassing beliefs about oneself as well as an emotional state.

Fear of Failure

An apprehension or anxiety about not meeting expectations or achieving a desired outcome, often inhibiting risk-taking or effort.

Professional Behavior

Conduct and manners deemed appropriate in a workplace setting, including ethics, respect, and effective communication.

Devil's Advocate

Someone who, for the sake of argument, adopts a position they do not necessarily agree with, in order to debate or explore the idea further.