Which of the Following Is True Concerning Children's Social Comparisons

Which of the following is true concerning children's social comparisons?

A) Younger children use social comparison as a way to evaluate their own competence, while older children use it as a way to make friends.
B) As children grow older, they become less likely to make social comparisons.
C) As children move through the elementary grades, their social comparisons are less likely to involve academic performance.
D) Whether children become more or less likely to engage in social comparison depends on their self-image.