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Table 2 Validity and Reliability of the GHQ30 and Hudson Self-esteem Questionnaires Split Half Test-retest

in Screening for Psychiatric Distress and Low Self-esteem in Patients Presenting for Excimer Laser Surgery
by For Myopia, Brian Kidd, Mrcpsych Cameron Stark, Mrcpsych Charles, Nj Mcghee
"... In PAGE 3: ... Scores above 30 show low self-esteem.15 Both the GHQ30 and Hudson ISE are well estab- lished screening instruments, shown to be reliable and valid ( Table2 ). Full details of the rigorous process of validation and assessment of reliability, as well as the method of scoring may be examined elsewhere.... ..."

Table 2. Degree of Self-Esteem Among Students

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by unknown authors 2003
"... In PAGE 72: ...As it is seen in Table2 , there were the 302 students (88.6 % of the sample) with high self-esteem level, while there were 39 students (11.... ..."

Table 3 Self-Esteem Subscales and Depression Results per Condition

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"... In PAGE 11: ...08. As can be seen in the first row of Table3 , participants in the body-as-process condition had higher social self-esteem than participants in the body-as-object and control conditions. As can be seen in the second row of Table 3, there was a significant effect for con- dition in performance self-esteem, F(2, 102) H11005 8.... In PAGE 11: ...92572p H11005 .08. As can be seen in the first row of Table 3, participants in the body-as-process condition had higher social self-esteem than participants in the body-as-object and control conditions. As can be seen in the second row of Table3 , there was a significant effect for con- dition in performance self-esteem, F(2, 102) H11005 8.... In PAGE 11: ...06. As seen in the third row of Table3 , partic- ipants exposed to body-as-object images had lower appearance self-esteem scores than par- ticipants exposed to the body-as-process images but they did not differ from the control condi- tion. Finally, as seen in the fourth row of Ta- ble 3, a significant effect was found for condi- tion in depression, F(2, 103) H11005 8.... ..."

Table 2 Predispositions to email, self-esteem and perceptions of control Perceptions of control Self-esteem Predisposition to email

in on perceived email-related
by M. Hair A, K. V. Renaud B, J. Ramsay C
"... In PAGE 7: ... Respondents were asked to rate their perceptions of control over their general accessibility to others. As shown in Table2 there was a positive relationship between this and self-esteem (r = .... ..."

Table 1 Coopersmith Self-Esteem Inventory Normative Data

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Table 4.6: Programming self-esteem and compatibility

in ABSTRACT KATIRA, NEHA ANUPKUMAR. Understanding the Compatibility of Pair Programmers.
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Table 4.10: Programming self-esteem and actual skill

in ABSTRACT KATIRA, NEHA ANUPKUMAR. Understanding the Compatibility of Pair Programmers.
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TABLE 1: Favorability Ratings as a Function of Priming Condition and Trait Self-Esteem (Study 1)

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TABLE 2: Persistence (in minutes) as a Function of Priming Condition and Trait Self-Esteem (Study 2)

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TABLE 3: Number of Anagrams Solved Correctly as a Function of Priming Condition and Trait Self-Esteem (Study 3)

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