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In addition to developing an overall global sense of self-worth, children develop domain-specific self-perceptions in areas such as scholastics, athletics, and appearance. A child can have a high self-perception of competence in schoolwork but a poor self-perception of competence on the athletic field. Harter (1982, 2012) developed a measure for assessing both global self-esteem and specific self-perceptions. With her assessment instrument, children rate themselves on global self-worth ("I am a worthwhile person") and in five domains: scholastic ability, athletic competence, physical appearance, behavioral conduct, and social acceptance (Table 6.1). Using this measure, researchers have found meaningful distinctions between global self-esteem and self-perceptions in specific areas and have constructed individual profiles of self-evaluation across the five domains. Need Assignment Help?