During a self-esteem assessment of a young woman undergoing a complicated divorce, a nurse states: "Tell me something about the moral–ethical principles that govern your life." What aspect of self-esteem is the nurse assessing?
A) Significance
B) Virtue
C) Power
D) Competence
Ans: B
Virtue is the ability to live according to one's moral–ethical standards. Significance involves nurturing relationships in which needs for love and worth are mutually met. The ability to accomplish what is desired is power. The ability to assume role-related responsibilities with confidence is competence.
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