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Do you know your own worth?

In discussion groups as a student, you:

Someone makes a disparaging remark about you. You:

You are going to a party where there will be lots of other single people. You:

At a job interview, you are asked about your weaknesses. You:

Someone at work lets you know that they are interested in you. You:

You think that people see…

Your social life feels like:

You look at yourself in the mirror. How do you look?

You sometimes envy those who:

Which of the following would be most likely to make you feel good?

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In discussion groups as a student, you:

Someone makes a disparaging remark about you. You:

You are going to a party where there will be lots of other single people. You:

At a job interview, you are asked about your weaknesses. You:

Someone at work lets you know that they are interested in you. You:

You think that people see…

Your social life feels like:

You look at yourself in the mirror. How do you look?

You sometimes envy those who:

Which of the following would be most likely to make you feel good?

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