Intoduction self-test key
1. Self-respect means feeling deep down a healthy form of inspiring happiness.
False. Self-respect is not necessarily associated with happiness.
2. Self-respect is the real value we place on the facts about ourselves.
False. We place a value on what we believe is true, not necessarily what is true.
3. Our beliefs shape our experience of the world in three ways: action, attention, and distortion.
True.
4. "Children who have low self-respect may focus on their failures instead of successes" is an example of how beliefs control attention.
True.