Which term means confidence in one's own worth or abilities?

• A. Rights
• B. Rotation
• C. Self-Esteem
• D. Role

Answer: (C)

Self-esteem is confidence in one’s own worth and abilities. It’s how you perceive yourself and how capable you feel to handle tasks and interact with others. In CNA work, strong self-esteem helps you stay calm under pressure, advocate for residents, and perform care tasks with assurance.

Rights are about entitlements and protections, not how you view yourself. Rotation refers to moving through tasks or shifts. Role means the function or position you hold in a group or team. These concepts describe external duties or positions, not the inner sense of self-worth, which is captured by self-esteem.