Abstract
Self‐concept differentiation is the degree to which separate domains of the self‐concept are differentiated from one another. Two studies of children's self‐reported depressive symptomatology and self‐concept differentiation were completed. Study 1 found higher levels of self‐concept differentiation associated with greater depressive symptomatology. Study 2 replicated this finding but further revealed a trend for elevated self‐concept differentiation to be related to a positive outcome at 5‐week follow‐up in the depressed sample.
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