Psychologists Have Developed Several Measures of Self-Esteem and Have Created

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Multiple Choice

Psychologists have developed several measures of self-esteem and have created programs designed to help people increase their self-esteem. The results of this research has revealed that

• A) it isn't possible to raise self-esteem.
• B) people who increase their self-esteem become more anxious.
• C) raising self-esteem in many cases leads to decreased performance in school.
• D) raising self-esteem almost always leads to improved performance in school.

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Definitions:

Sagittal Suture

A fibrous joint that divides the human skull along the midline, connecting the two parietal bones.

Parietal Bones

A pair of bones forming the sides and roof of the skull's upper part, contributing to the cranial structure.

Alveolar Process

The part of the jawbone that holds the teeth, providing support and promoting the health and stability of the teeth.

Atlas

The first cervical vertebra of the spine, supporting the globe of the head.