Multiple Choice
Which of the following is an effect of positive parenting on a child?
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Which of the following actions is most desirable when attempting to raise children's self-esteem?
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Criticizing mistakes to motivate improvement
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Comparing children to their peers to foster competition
C
Ignoring achievements to prevent arrogance
D
Providing consistent encouragement and positive feedback for effort
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Understand the concept of self-esteem, which refers to a person's overall sense of self-worth or personal value, especially important in children's psychological development.
Recognize that raising self-esteem effectively involves promoting positive feelings about oneself through supportive and constructive interactions.
Evaluate the options given: criticizing mistakes can lower self-esteem, comparing children to peers may create unhealthy competition, and ignoring achievements can make children feel undervalued.
Identify that providing consistent encouragement and positive feedback for effort helps children feel valued and capable, reinforcing their self-worth and motivation.
Conclude that the most desirable action to raise children's self-esteem is to offer consistent encouragement and positive feedback focused on their efforts rather than just outcomes.
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