School-age children use frequent _________ in their self-descriptions.

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School-age children often use social comparisons in their self-descriptions, comparing themselves to their peers or siblings to define themselves. This can include comparisons of abilities, interests, and even physical traits. Sarcasm and negative comments may be used, but are not necessarily frequent in self-descriptions. Gender stereotyping may also be present but is not the most common feature of self-descriptions.

School-Age Children Use Frequent _________ in Their Self-Descriptions