Daniel and Donald are identical twins who were separated at birth and raised in different countries. When they were finally reunited for the first time as adults, the men were amazed to discover that they were both plumbers, both avid tennis players, and both addicted to chocolates. The men would be best advised to recognize the danger of A) taking an empirical approach. B) attributing these three similarities to chance. C) perceiving order in random events. D) assuming that most people share their attitudes and interests.

Which of the following statements is true regarding adolescent ethnicity and self-esteem? select one: a. teens of all ethnicities in the u. s. are likely to experience a brief increase in self-esteem as they transition into early adolescence. b. teens of all ethnicities in the u. s. are likely to experience a drop in self-esteem as they transition from childhood to early adolescence. c. ehtnic minority teens in the u. s. are likely to experience a drop in self-esteem as they transition from childhood to early adolescence.