Increases in Academic Motivation and Self-Esteem May Occur as Children

question 80

Multiple Choice

Increases in academic motivation and self-esteem may occur as children make the transition from elementary to junior high school if

• A) autonomy-seeking preadolescents have more supportive instructors in junior high than they had in elementary school
• B) parents recognize how difficult this transition can be and allow more autonomy in personal decision making during this period
• C) both of these
• D) none of these; increases in academic motivation and self-esteem are simply not observed during this developmental period

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