What constitutes indicators of growth in Self II milestones?

• A. Changes in self-concept, goal attainment, coping strategies, relationships, and motivation.
• B. Only changes in physical health.
• C. Only external feedback.
• D. Only test scores.

Answer: (A)

Growth in Self II milestones shows up across several domains, reflecting a holistic development of the person. When someone progresses, you’ll see changes in how they view themselves (self-concept), how they pursue and achieve goals (goal attainment), how they handle stress and adapt (coping strategies), how they relate to others (relationships), and what fuels their engagement and persistence (motivation). None of these alone fully captures growth; a single measure like physical health, external feedback, or test scores misses crucial inner and behavioral shifts. For example, a student might improve in self-confidence and goal setting even if physical health stays the same, or gain better coping skills and stronger relationships without a steep rise in test scores. Therefore, indicators that span self-view, achievements, coping, relationships, and motivation best reflect milestones of Self II growth.