Children's Understanding of Others' Thoughts and Traits Is Particularly Facilitated

question 70

Multiple Choice

Children's understanding of others' thoughts and traits is particularly facilitated by interactions with siblings and friends including:

• A)discussions of shared concerns, interests, and goals
• B)avoidance of discrepancies between their own desires and the desires of the peer
• C)handling disagreements with peers without parental mediation
• D)all of the above

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Definitions:

Initial Beliefs

The preexisting perceptions or assumptions held by an individual before being exposed to new information or experiences.

Judgments

Judgments are cognitive processes involving evaluation or estimation of something or someone, often influenced by personal experience, knowledge, and values.

Overconfidence

A cognitive bias characterized by an individual's belief that they are more accurate or capable than reality supports.

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Substances whose production, sale, or possession are prohibited by law due to their potential effects on users' health or society.