Which one of the following best describes the role of sense of self as a factor in children's development?
a. Children are always comparing their own performance to that of the adults around them.
b. Once children reach puberty, they become especially alert to, and try to avoid, the typical dangers of life.
c. In the high school years especially, most students greatly underestimate their ability levels.
d. Most youngsters want to believe that they are competent individuals.
Question 2
Research on gender differences in children's and adolescents' sense of self tells us that:
a. In adolescence, girls rate their physical appearance more positively than boys do.
b. On average, girls have a better overall sense of self-worth than boys.
c. Boys rate themselves higher in mathematics and emotional well-being.
d. Boys are more likely than girls to see themselves as being good readers.
Structures involved in the sense of taste.
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