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As compared to adolescents from lower SES households, those from higher SES households

As compared to adolescents from lower SES households, those from higher SES households
A) have lower levels of self-esteem.
B) are no different in regard to self-esteem.
C) have higher levels of self-esteem.
D) have more unstable self-esteem.

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