Children Begin to Describe Themselves as Having Stable Traits

question 90

Multiple Choice

Children begin to describe themselves as having stable traits:

• A) at the end of middle childhood.
• B) before they anticipate what other people will do based on their stable traits.
• C) when they begin developing self-esteem.
• D) about the same time they think of the psychological states of others as stable.

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Definitions:

Diagnostic Measure

Tools or tests used to identify, detect, or quantify a particular condition or characteristic in individuals.

Personally Cherished Value

A principle or quality that an individual holds in high regard and deeply respects on a personal level.

Grades

Evaluative marks or scores assigned to students' work in educational contexts to denote quality, achievement, or performance.

Verbal Problems

Issues or situations that are expressed, understood, or solved through the use of spoken or written language.