Year Published: 1998

Authors: Sumru Erkut, Ph.D., Fern Marx, M.H.S.M., Jacqueline P. Fields, Ph.D., Rachel Sing

This is a study of African-American, Caucasian, Chinese American, and Puerto Rican middle school girls' self-evaluations. The results underscore the complexity of self-esteem, both in the form it takes and in factors that influence it.

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  • child and adolescent development: girls
  • child and adolescent development: self-esteem
  • diversity
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