Asked by sydney adelle berry on Sep 29, 2024

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According to Leary's sociometer model,self-esteem

A) is an indicator of self-love.
B) is based on self-appraisals of worth.
C) is an internal signal that warns of possible exclusion.
D) rises and falls with each success and each failure.
E) is created by individuals,rather than by groups.

Sociometer Model

A psychological theory suggesting that self-esteem is a measure of how well individuals perceive they are viewed by others in their social group.

Self-esteem

The perception and evaluation of one's own worth or value.

  • Comprehend the fundamentals of sociometer theory and how it correlates to self-esteem and the phenomenon of exclusion.
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Jennifer Sullivanabout 10 hours ago
Final Answer :
C
Explanation :
Leary's sociometer model proposes that self-esteem is an internal signal that warns individuals of possible exclusion from their social group. It is not necessarily a reflection of self-appraisals of worth, self-love, or based on success/failure. The model suggests that individuals create their self-esteem through their social interactions with others.