Home › Scale Atlas › Psychology: Personality › The State Self Esteem Scale (SSES)

The State Self Esteem Scale (SSES)

Psychology: Personality1 sample item

About this scale

Self esteem is one's own feeling of worthyness, and there are various scales measuring this ( see also the PsyToolkit implementation of Rosenberg's scale ). The advantages of this scale over Rosenberg's are (in my opinion):

Sample item(s)

“Survey code includes 29 item lines. Open PsyToolkit to review wording and permissions.”

Notes

Psychology field scale. Check the PsyToolkit page and original paper for use rights before fielding.

Source & citation

Heatherton, T.F. and Polivy, J. Development and Validation of a Scale for Measuring State Self-Esteem. Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, 60 , 895-910. Retrieved from here .

Self esteem
Retrieved from here

Source. Scale details are summarised from the publication cited above. Always consult the original source for the full item set, scoring, and permission to use.

Use it in your research

Need to check the reliability or psychometrics of this scale in your own data? Use the free DrAIStudio research tools:

Cronbach’s alpha calculator All statistical calculators Search the full Scale Atlas Academic writing humanizer

Related scales in Psychology: Personality

Related Psychology: Personality scales