Four- to Six-Year-Old Children Understand That When a Bad Event

question 6

Multiple Choice

Four- to six-year-old children understand that when a bad event happens,a person

• A) will not want to think about it.
• B) will worry it will happen again.
• C) will make no connection between past event and thinking about the future.
• D) A and C

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