Multiple Choice
In regards to state and trait self-esteem:
A) Trait self-esteem is our typical level of self-esteem, whereas state self-esteem is how we feel about ourselves in the moment.
B) State self-esteem is our typical level of self-esteem, whereas trait self-esteem is how we feel about ourselves in particular situations.
C) The distinctions between the two forms of self-esteem do not hold up in research.
D) Researchers are able to assess state self-esteem accurately, but reliability ratings for trait self-esteem are so low that most in the field consider them to be useless.
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