Implicit Self-Esteem Has Been Studied By

Multiple Choice

Implicit self-esteem has been studied by:

A) asking participants to predict what others think about them,and to state their confidence in their predictions.
B) evaluating the speed with which participants can identify positive vs.negative words after being primed with first-person singular pronouns.
C) measuring fluctuations in a person's self-esteem over the course of a week,as indicated on self-report questionnaires.
D) asking experts to code people's self-esteem based on videos of them giving speeches before a small group of people.