How are older children and younger children different in terms of self-concept?

A. Older children are more likely to describe themselves using specific behaviors, whereas younger children describe themselves in terms of competencies.
B. Older children are more likely to focus on preferences than younger children.
C. Older children are more gender specific than younger children.
D. Older children describe themselves in both positive and negative traits, whereas younger children describe themselves in all or none terms.


Answer: D

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