Baumeister and Colleagues (2003) Have Researched the "Dark Side of Self-Esteem

Multiple Choice

Baumeister and colleagues (2003) have researched the "dark side of self-esteem" and found that individuals with low self-esteem, when feeling bad or threatened, are more likely to

A) notice and remember others' worst behaviours and to think others don't love them.
B) internalize their feelings and act aggressively towards themselves.
C) portray themselves as having high self-esteem in attempts to deny or overcome their feelings.
D) act aggressively against others in order to conceal their inner insecurities and feel a sense of control over their situation.