Question

2. Research shows that young children cannot consider another persons perspective (decenter their thinking) enough to realize that their actions might be harmful to another person. In your opinion, does receiving a “time out” for hurting someone else teach children to consider how their actions hurt the other person? Why? Why not?

Answer 1

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How action hurts other;

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• Children are not knowing about the perspective Talking, at 12 months old and 14 months old may able to involve in perspective Talking things.

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