How is self-esteem different from self-concept?

A) Self-concept is a more specific self-judgment of personal abilities.

B) Self-esteem is a more specific self-judgment of personal abilities.

C) Self-concept is more easily undermined by real world experiences.

D) Self-esteem is less fragile and more realistic than self-concept.

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Gabriel Spence

4 February, 12:46

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Raymond Cruz · Answer 1

Your answer should be A. Self - concept is a more specific self-judgment of personal abilities.

Maximillian Mejia · Answer 2

Maximillian Mejia 4 February, 15:17

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I believe the answer is A.