Children Are More Likely to Have Higher Levels of Self-Esteem

question 87

Multiple Choice

Children are more likely to have higher levels of self-esteem if

• A) they are provided with negative feedback from their peers.
• B) their parents do not set rules for them.
• C) they believe that their peers think highly of them.
• D) their parents do not discuss rules and discipline with them.

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Definitions:

Dependent Variable

The variable being tested and measured in an experiment, its outcome depends on the influence of the independent variable.

Factorial Research Design

Research design consisting of all possible combinations of two or more independent variables.

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The arithmetic mean of values for a particular variable, considering the impact of covariates in the analysis.

Marginal Mean

The average value of a variable across levels of another variable, often used in the context of multivariate data analysis.