Along with other dimensions of women empowerment can I use self-esteem to measure psychological dimension of women empowerment? I have measured self-esteem by the Rosenberg scale. I know there are many more aspects to measure the psychological dimension of women empowerment. As in my study I have considered other dimensions of women's empowerment, So that I have considered only self-esteem. I am working with primary data. I have finished my data collection. So not possible to include any other measure of psychological dimensions. So they have to work with self-esteem only. I need some reference to logically explain why do I use only self-esteem to measure psychological dimensions. If it creates any controversy in the future can I change the name as to the self-esteem dimension in that case? Looking forward to your valuable answer. TIA.

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