Studies of Self-Evaluation Show That

Multiple Choice

Studies of self-evaluation show that

A) at 2 and 3 years of age, children increasingly respond to and look for evaluative feedback about their actions
B) as the sense of self develops, children are less likely to look to parents and other adults for evaluative feedback about their actions
C) children become increasingly likely to use words rather than nonverbal (whole-body) ways of communicating self-evaluative feelings such as pride and embarrassment
D) children show negative self-evaluative emotions earlier than they show positive self-evaluative emotions