In interviews conducted about child-rearing with European American and Taiwanese mothers, Peggy Miller found that self-esteem:

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Peggy Miller's findings suggest that self-esteem played a prominent role in the child-rearing practices of American mothers but not Taiwanese mothers, making option C the correct answer. The question excludes the possibility that self-esteem did not play a role in either culture. It also rules out the possibility that self-esteem played a role in one culture but not the other.

In Interviews Conducted About Child-Rearing with European American and Taiwanese