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Validation of the Adolescent Self-Esteem Questionnaire

Validation OF THE Adolescent Self-Esteem Questionnaire Technical report 2 Validation of the Adolescent Self-Esteem Questionnaire Suggested citation: Hafekost K., Boterhoven de Haan K., Lawrence, D., Sawyer , and Zubrick , (2017) Validation of the Adolescent Self-Esteem Questionnaire : Technical Report: Telethon Kids Institute and the Graduate School of Education, The University of Western Australia, Perth, Australia. Acknowledgments: Young Minds Matter: The Second Child and Adolescent Survey of Mental health and Wellbeing was funded by the Australian Government Department of Health. The authors would like to acknowledge the contribution of the families involved in YMM, and schools, students and teachers who contributed their time to this study.

RSES and their ability to capture self-esteem in surveys of contemporary adolescent population. One factor, which has substantially changed the adolescent experience over recent years, is the marked increase in access to the internet and social media. This vastly different environment for

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