At What Age Are Children Typically Able to Understand the Differences

question 28

Multiple Choice

At what age are children typically able to understand the differences of their racial and ethnic status based on biological features and social features such as speech patterns and lifestyle?

• A) 4 to 5
• B) 6 to 8
• C) 7 to 8
• D) 8 to 10

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