The Typical Pattern for Self-Esteem Is to

question 43

Multiple Choice

The typical pattern for self-esteem is to

• A)start out low during the preschool years and gradually increase throughout childhood and adolescence.
• B)start out high during the preschool years, decline during the early elementary school years, then stabilize, then drop at the beginning of high school, then increase during high school.
• C)start out high during the preschool years and gradually decline throughout the elementary and high school years.
• D)remain relatively stable throughout childhood and adolescence.

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