Assertion: Self-esteem and self-efficacy are two different aspects of the self.

Reasoning: Self-esteem s the belief in one's own effectiveness and control over life outcomes, while self-efficacy relates to one's value judgment of oneself.

The assertion is true, but the reasoning is false.

Self-esteem is an important aspect of our self. As persons we always make some judgment about our own value or worth. This value judgment of a person about herself/himself is called self-esteem.

Self-efficacy is another important aspect of our self. People differ in the extent to which they believe they themselves control their life outcomes or the outcomes are controlled by luck or fate or other situational factors, e.g. passing an examination. A person who believes that s/he has the ability or behaviours required by a particular situation demonstrates high self-efficacy.