Opponents of the Self-Esteem Movement Argue That When Children Are

question 38

Multiple Choice

Opponents of the self-esteem movement argue that when children are falsely praised for their achievements, they tend to ______________.

• A)feel more confident
• B)evaluate their abilities more accurately
• C)increase their effort
• D)distrust adult opinions and their own judgment

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Definitions:

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Robert Jackson

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