According to the Five Levels of Perspective-Taking Skills in Childhood

question 70

Multiple Choice

According to the five levels of perspective-taking skills in childhood as described by Robert Selman, children in _________are more egocentric than children in the other levels. ​

• A) level 0
• B) level 1
• C) level 2
• D) level 3

Understand the principles of motivational interviewing and its focus.

Recognize the importance of identifying and addressing discrepancies in client communication.

Comprehend the relationship between client’s behavior and their underlying values or circumstances.

Grasp the practical uses of empathy, confrontation, and interpretation in facilitating change and self-awareness in clients.

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Definitions:

Professional Status

The regard, respect, or recognition one receives in their profession or occupation.

Going Steady

An exclusive romantic relationship where partners are committed to each other.

Engagement

The formalization of a couple’s decision to marry.

Ego Needs

Psychological necessities related to an individual's self-esteem and personal value, often including recognition, respect, and independence.