Children are more likely to have higher levels of self-esteem if
A) they are provided with negative feedback from their peers.
B) their parents do not set rules for them.
C) they believe that their peers think highly of them.
D) their parents do not discuss rules and discipline with them.

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Children's self-esteem is influenced by their perception of how others view them, particularly their peers. If they believe that they are well-regarded by their peers, they are more likely to have higher levels of self-esteem. Negative feedback from peers, lack of rules and discipline, and lack of communication with parents can all contribute to lower levels of self-esteem.

Children Are More Likely to Have Higher Levels of Self-Esteem