Young children maintain their positive views about themselves because they do NOT compare their performance with that of other children.

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Shereef Khalek · Accepted Answer

Final Answer : True, Explanation :  Research has shown that young children's self-esteem is largely based on their own internal standards and achievements, rather than external comparisons with others. It is only as they grow older and become more aware of social comparisons that their self-esteem can become more dependent on external factors such as peer feedback and evaluations.

Young children maintain their positive views about themselves because they do NOT compare their performance with that of other children.

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