Which statement correctly compares adolescent self-esteem with self-esteem experienced at other life stages?

Adolescents have higher self-esteem than children do because they are stronger and smarter.
Adolescent self-esteem depends more on comparing oneself with others than adult self-esteem does.
Adolescent self-esteem is based on physical abilities while adult self-esteem is based primarily on accomplishments at work.
The older a person is, the higher his or her self-esteem typically is.