Rosenberg Self-Esteem Scale (RSES)
About the Assessment
The Rosenberg Self-Esteem Scale is the gold standard in psychological and clinical research for assessing "global self-esteem." Developed by sociologist Morris Rosenberg, it measures both positive and negative feelings about the self, helping individuals understand how they perceive their personal worth and its impact on their mental health and quality of life.
?What does this scale measure
The degree of self-respect and self-acceptance an individual feels.
The extent to which an individual feels competent and capable of facing life's challenges.
Positive and negative attitudes a person holds about their personal worth.
The gap between an individual's "real self" and "ideal self."
:Instructions
Please read each statement carefully and choose the response that best describes your current feelings about yourself.
Spontaneous and honest answers are key to obtaining a result that accurately reflects your psychological reality.
Do not overthink each statement; spontaneity helps identify your core self-perception.
The scale consists of 10 statements, and you will receive a comprehensive analysis and professional recommendations upon completion.
