How does differentiation of the self-concept affect behavior during adolescence?
A) Behavior remains the same, despite adolescents' weighting some aspects of the self-concept more heavily than others.
B) As specific self-concepts are formed, adolescents pursue activities related to those self-concepts.
C) Adolescents compensate behaviorally for areas of the self-concept that are ambiguous or poorly formed.
D) Girls pursue activities related to self-concept strengths, whereas boys do not.

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As adolescents form specific self-concepts, they are likely to engage in activities that align with and reinforce those self-concepts, influencing their behavior.

How Does Differentiation of the Self-Concept Affect Behavior During Adolescence