Compared to toddlers, the self-concept of school-age children becomes more realistic and specific.

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This is true. School-age children have a more developed sense of self and are able to describe themselves in more specific and realistic terms, taking into account their abilities, interests, and personality traits. Toddlers, on the other hand, tend to have a more limited understanding of themselves and often describe themselves in more concrete terms (e.g., "I have brown hair" or "I like cookies").

Compared to Toddlers, the Self-Concept of School-Age Children Becomes More