A Child Who Cannot Take Someone Else's Perspective

question 31

Multiple Choice

A child who cannot take someone else's perspective

• A) would be considered egocentric.
• B) is probably lessaggressive than his/her peers.
• C) assumes that nobodyviews the world the way he/she does.
• D) is likely in the formal operational stage of cognitive development.

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