A group of nursing students is attending a seminar on self-concept. Which statement by a student concerning self-esteem indicates a need for further education?
A) "Children whose parents set limitations on their behavior have higher self-esteem."
B) "Parental acceptance helps to increase a child's self-esteem."
C) "Clear expectations set by parents help to increase a child's self-esteem."
D) "Children who agree with their parents' opinions have higher self-esteem."
Ans: D
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Parental acceptance, clear expectations, limitations, and freedom to express opinions are all associated with higher self-esteem in children.
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