Children Should First Be Prepared to Learn a Great Deal

question 10

Multiple Choice

Children should first be prepared to learn a great deal from social models

• A) at birth, as they imitate others' facial expressions
• B) in the second year, as they become proficient at deferred imitation
• C) during middle childhood, as they construct verbal representations of what they have witnessed
• D) during preadolescence, when they begin to pay more attention to peer-group norms

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