Martha's parents often signed her up for different after-school activities each year when she was growing up, continuing those she liked and succeeded at and dropping those activities that she complained about-even if they were more popular with the other children in school. Martha's parents were helping to develop which "leg" of her self-esteem during her childhood?

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Martha's parents were focusing on her sense of individual identity by allowing her to continue activities she liked and succeeded at, which helped her develop a personal sense of self and preferences, rather than following what was popular with others.

Martha's Parents Often Signed Her Up for Different After-School Activities