- The image displays the "Sorensen Self-Esteem Test," a psychological questionnaire designed to assess an individual's level of self-esteem.
- It consists of 27 statements related to feelings, behaviors, and thoughts commonly associated with low self-esteem.
- The instructions direct the user to place a check next to each statement they find to be true for themselves.
- The test is authored by Marilyn J. Sorensen, PhD, a clinical psychologist, and is adapted from her book, "Breaking the Chain of Low Self-Esteem."
- A brief introductory paragraph explains that low self-esteem (LSE) is often misunderstood and can be the root cause of many psychological, emotional, personal, and relationship issues.
- The test is presented as an interactive PDF, with the score to be displayed and explained on the bottom of the second page.
- Copyright information indicates it was published in 2006 by Marilyn J. Sorensen, with distribution rights managed by www.GetEsteem.com.
- The document includes a logo for "The Self-Esteem Institute" and a note that the questionnaire may be distributed or reproduced but must remain unchanged.
- The design includes a small graphic of three stylized human figures and a red box highlighting the book title.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of self esteem test.
