Researchers have found that low self-esteem tends tobe linked with life problems. How should this link beinterpreted?a. Life problems cause low self-esteem.b. The answer isn’t clear because the link is correlationaland does not indicate cause and effect.c. Low self-esteem leads to life problems.d. Because of the self-serving bias, we must assume thatexternal factors cause low self-esteem

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