Accepting ourselves without undue dependence on the approval of others best illustrates Group of answer choices reciprocal determinism. secure self-esteem. an external locus of control. positive psychology. free association.

Accepting ourselves without undue dependence on the approval of others best illustrates secure self-esteem.

Option B

Explanation:

The term that describes people whose self-assessment is less influenced by external factors and assessments than people with self-defense called secure self-esteem. A person with self-esteem does not need approval or suggestion from other people.

The individual seems to be less interested in the opinion of their peers and less dependent on the external environment in order to influence their confidence.

Usually people with supposedly high self esteem will strive for them in the real world; They are really happy with themselves and accept their weaknesses. This  is a subjective assessment of their own resources includes beliefs about themselves.

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