Which is a true statement about self-conscious emotions?
A) They normally emerge during late adolescence.
B) These emotions suggest that the child is becoming aware of being a "self."
C) They predict having future emotional problems.
D) These emotions are not important in socialization.

Question

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Self-conscious emotions, such as embarrassment, shame, and guilt, indicate that a child is developing a sense of self-awareness and recognizing themselves as an individual.

Answer: C
 Research has shown that the experience of self-conscious emotions in childhood can predict future emotional problems, such as anxiety and depression, if not effectively managed and supported by caregivers.

Therefore, the correct answer is B and C.

Which Is a True Statement About Self-Conscious Emotions