Mark Leary's Sociometer Theory Suggests That

Mark Leary's sociometer theory suggests that:

A) self-esteem is determined by the number of an individual's successes divided by the number of the individual's aims and expectations.
B) self-esteem is directly related to the quality of our interactions and sense of positive relations with others.
C) the factors that determine self-esteem are unique for every individual.
D) self-esteem is determined by the match between an individual's actual self and ideal self.