Rosenberg, Morris

Morris Rosenberg was an influential American sociologist known for his work on self-esteem and social psychology. He developed the Rosenberg Self-Esteem Scale, a widely used tool for measuring self-esteem in psychological research. His contributions helped deepen our understanding of how self-perception affects mental health and social behavior. Rosenberg also explored the relationship between individual identity and societal factors, emphasizing the importance of self-concept in shaping personal experiences. His research continues to inform fields such as psychology, education, and sociology, highlighting the complex interplay between individuals and their social environments.