Research on Gender Differences in Students' Sense of Self Tells

question 40

Multiple Choice

Research on gender differences in students' sense of self tells us that:

• A)Boys are more likely than girls to see themselves as being cooperative and easy to get along with.
• B)Both boys and girls tend to have greater self-confidence in "gender-appropriate" activities.
• C)In adolescence, girls rate their physical appearance more positively than boys do.
• D)On average, girls have a better overall sense of self than boys.

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