Which Statement About Self-Esteem Among Early-School-Age Children Is Correct

Which statement about self-esteem among early-school-age children is correct?

A) Early-school-age boys are more critical of their abilities than early-school-age girls.
B) Early-school-age children are exposed to low levels of peer criticism that challenge self-esteem.
C) Early-school-age children feel less guilty about violating rules and norms than younger children.
D) Early-school-age children are likely to experience feelings of depression and worthlessness that may crystallize into a scheme for low self-esteem.