Harter argues that each child's level of ________ is a product of two internal assessments or judgments: the degree of discrepancy between what s/he would like to do and what s/he is, and the overall sense of support the child feels from the important people around him/her.

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Harter's argument for each child's level of self-esteem is based on two factors: the gap between their desired selves and actual selves, and the perception of support from important individuals in their life. This suggests that self-esteem is an internal assessment or judgment made by the child based on their experiences and relationships. Therefore, the best choice is (A) self-esteem.

Harter Argues That Each Child's Level of ________ Is a Product