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Liesha is in kindergarten and is a bit behind her classmates academically in math and reading. If she is typical for children her age, which of the following will be her most likely assessment of herself?
 
  a. She will have a negative self-concept of her ability and low self-esteem.
  b. She will have a negative self-concept of her ability but high self-esteem.
  c. She will have a positive self-concept of her ability but low self-esteem.
  d. She will have a positive self-concept of her ability and high self-esteem.

Question 2

Which of the following is the best analysis of Kailyn's self-esteem?
 
  a. Kailyn has high self-esteem in math but low self-esteem in French.
  b. Kailyn has high self-esteem in both math and French.
  c. Kailyn has generally high self-esteem.
  d. Kailyn has generally low self-esteem.



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Answer to Question 1

d

Answer to Question 2

c



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