Self esteem MCQs Quiz Multiple Choice Questions & Answers

1. To bounce back from setbacks and embarrassments it is necessary to

1. Get past the emotional turmoil.
2. Find a creative solution to your problem..
3. Both of the above.
4. Neither of the above.

2. Thinking positive thoughts can make your self-esteem better.

1. Statement is True
2. Statement is False

3. The experience of feeling competent to cope with the basic challenges in life and of being worthy of happiness is

1. Arrogance.
2. Self-esteem.
3. Wishful thinking.
4. Self efficacy.

4. Self-confidence is affected by comparing ourselves to others, or social comparison,

1. Positively
2. Negatively
3. Neutrally.
4. None of the above.

5. Research has shown that companies who have an educated workforce and workers who have high self-esteem are likely to exhibit increased

1. Stress levels.
2. Wages and salary costs.
3. Turnover and absenteeism.
4. Behaviors that lead to a competitive advantage.

6. Positive self-talk is

1. Bragging.
2. Self-defeating.
3. Saying positive things about yourself to yourself.
4. Saying positive things about yourself to other people

7. One of the major consequences of high self-esteem is

1. Good mental health.
2. Increased worker involvement on teams.
3. Increased absenteeism.
4. Decreased complaints from unionized workers.

8. Its easy for people with low self-confidence to make new friends.

1. Statement is True
2. Statement is False

9. It is reported that people who have high self-esteem themselves can generally increase your self-esteem because these individuals usually

1. Give honest feedback.
2. Respect others.
3. Respect themselves.
4. All of the above are correct.

10. If you have low self-confidence, you are afraid to speak up in class, even when you know the right answer.

1. Statement is True
2. Statement is False

11. If you have high self-confidence, youre OK with winning and losing.

1. Statement is True
2. Statement is False

12. If you have high self-confidence, you are probably more likely to try new things.

1. Statement is True
2. Statement is False