Three of the following statements accurately describe how sense of self changes over the course of childhood and adolescence. Which statement is not accurate?
a. With age, children increasingly make distinctions among different aspects of themselves.
b. With age, children increasingly internalize other people's standards for evaluating their own behavior.
c. With age, children's sense of worth becomes stable.
d. With age, children's self-appraisals become less and less accurate.
Question 2
Given what we know about the development and effects of children's sense of self, three of the following are likely scenarios. Which scenario is not likely to occur?
a. Daniel knows he has many friends, but he wishes he were a better student.
b. Almost daily, Ross vacillates between thinking of himself as being very smart and as being extremely stupid.
c. Aaron thinks that kids his age don't like him, so he spends most of his spare time with his parents.
d. Rex knows he's good in math and science but thinks of himself as a complete klutz when it comes to sports.
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