What causes the greatest damage to self-worth?
a. Measuring self against internal ideals
b. Measuring self against individual values
c. Measuring self against external standards
d. Measuring self against expressions of positive feedback
ANS: C
The use of external standards rather than internal values is an inadequate platform for self-worth. The use of positive feedback and internal individual values supports a positive perception of self-worth.
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