Interpersonal relationships (e.g., popularity with friends) contribute most heavily to self-esteem during

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During adolescence, individuals become more focused on their peers and social identity, making interpersonal relationships and popularity with friends a significant factor in their self-esteem. In contrast, younger children's self-esteem is heavily influenced by their sense of competence in various domains, such as school and family, rather than their social standing.

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