1997
DOI: 10.1080/00224549709595425
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Coopersmith's Model of Self-Esteem: Bias Toward the Stable Extravert?

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“…For American youths, low levels of internal locus of control, strong belief in chance, and low selfesteem in adolescents have been linked to maladaptive coping styles, depression, pessimism, anxiety, poor health habits, substance abuse, less involvement in school activities, and a high degree of societal estrangement (Haine, Ayers, Sandler, Wolchik, & Weyer, 2003;Nowicki & Strickland, 1973). Parenting practices, valued traits, methods of describing and viewing the self, and other variables differ among cultures (Francis, 1997;Nader, 2006, in press). Discussions of cultural differences in personality traits and self-concept presented earlier and locus of control and social support presented here demonstrate the importance of age and cultural differences to accurate assessment and analysis.…”
Section: Interpretation Of Findings: Associated Variablesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For American youths, low levels of internal locus of control, strong belief in chance, and low selfesteem in adolescents have been linked to maladaptive coping styles, depression, pessimism, anxiety, poor health habits, substance abuse, less involvement in school activities, and a high degree of societal estrangement (Haine, Ayers, Sandler, Wolchik, & Weyer, 2003;Nowicki & Strickland, 1973). Parenting practices, valued traits, methods of describing and viewing the self, and other variables differ among cultures (Francis, 1997;Nader, 2006, in press). Discussions of cultural differences in personality traits and self-concept presented earlier and locus of control and social support presented here demonstrate the importance of age and cultural differences to accurate assessment and analysis.…”
Section: Interpretation Of Findings: Associated Variablesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, these differences may have been due to the differences between the ways the CFSEI-II and the SEI measure self-esteem. The SEI may have a bias toward extroversion (Francis, 1997). There are correlations, however, between EX and all scales of the CFSEI-II (see Table 2), albeit small to moderate ones.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 91%
“…These results, however, warrant caution. The model of self-esteem upon which the Coopersmith's SEI is built has shown biases in gender (Chapman & Mullis, 2002) and extroversion (Francis, 1997).…”
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“…Кратката форма на въпросника на Купърсмит за самооценка при деца от 8 до 15 години (форма B, Short Form of the Coopersmith Self-Esteem Inventory -SF-CSEI) включва 25 айтема (Bedeian, 1976;Bedeian, Teague, & Zmud, 1977;Coopersmith, 1981a;Francis, 1997;Hills, Francis, & Thomas, 2007;Hills, Francis, & Jennings, 2011;Lane, White, & Henson, 2002;McCarthy & Hoge, 1984;Potard et al, 2015). Купърсмит (Coopersmith, 1981а) създава тази съкратена версия като алтернатива на пълната форма, когато времето е ограничено.…”
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