When asked to describe himself, aaron stated, "most of my friends think i don't care about school, but i really study a lot at night because school is important to me." this is an example of how adolescent self-conceptions become more:?

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Beau Dunn

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2 November, 13:04

When asked to describe himself, aaron stated, "most of my friends think i don't care about school, but i really study a lot at night because school is important to me." this is an example of how adolescent self-conceptions become more:?

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Nicholas Mcguire · Answer 1

The correct answer is differentiated.

Having a differentiated self-concept refers to the extent to which different categories of self-concept are distinguishable from one another. In this instance, Aaron has a differentiated self-concept because while he sees himself as being perceived as someone who does not care about school, he also knows that he studies diligently at night and thinks that school is important.