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• Self-esteem plays an important role when there is a risk of failure in personal decisions (Dutton & Brown, 1997). People with high self-esteem expect a better performance from themselves. They also experience more positive feelings of self‐worth following failure than do people with low self-esteem.
• Self- evaluation is also an important source of information for teachers because it provides them with feedback about their instruction, helps them to de- tect patterns of strengths and weaknesses in individual students, and provides evidence of individual student progress.
