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Children in middle and late childhood describe themselves only in terms of physical traits.
False: They describe themselves using psychological traits and social groups.
Perspective-taking requires cognitive inhibition and cognitive flexibility.
True
Self-esteem refers to domain-specific evaluations of oneself.
False: Self-esteem refers to global evaluations of self-worth.
Warm and positive parenting contributes to the development of self-regulation in children.
True
Self-efficacy is the belief that one cannot succeed in a situation.
False: It is the belief that one can master situations and produce favorable outcomes.
According to Erikson, industry develops when children are encouraged to explore how things work
True
Children with low self-esteem often have experienced neglect or abuse earlier in life.
True
Children in middle and late childhood become more gullible to others' claims about their abilities.
TrueFalse: They become more skeptical of others' claims.
