The Difference in the Psychosocial Development of Preoperational Children as Compared

question 133

Multiple Choice

The difference in the psychosocial development of preoperational children as compared to those in middle childhood is that _____.

• A) preoperational children are able to make friends much more easily than those in middle childhood are
• B) children in middle childhood allow their egocentrism to affect their friendships
• C) children in middle childhood are not aware of other children's acceptance or rejection of them
• D) preoperational children's egocentrism makes them less likely to be affected by other children's opinions and judgments

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