Children who develop self-concepts that are consistent with the prominent gender schema of their culture have lower self-esteem.

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Studies have actually found that children who conform to gender schema have higher self-esteem, as they feel a sense of belonging and acceptance within their culture. It is children who do not conform to gender schemas or who reject them who may experience lower self-esteem due to the social pressures and challenges they face.

Children Who Develop Self-Concepts That Are Consistent with the Prominent