Which of the following is NOT involved in self-esteem?
A) The perception of how others appraise us.
B) The comparison of our performance, ability, or other characteristics to those of others.
C) The idea that a situation defined as real can be real in its consequences.
D) The belief that we are responsible for a characteristic that results in credit or blame.

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The idea that a situation defined as real can be real in its consequences (C) is a concept from the Thomas theorem in sociology, not directly involved in self-esteem. Self-esteem is more about personal perceptions, comparisons, and beliefs regarding oneself.

Which of the Following Is NOT Involved in Self-Esteem