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Describe the two phases of visual perspective taking.
 
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Children grow up within a larger social community, the sociocultural context, which includes unique customs, values, and beliefs about the proper way to rear children and the ultimate goals for their development.
 
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In Level 1 perspective taking, which starts at infancy and lasts until about age three, children become fundamentally aware that there is a difference between their view and another's view. In Level 2 perspective taking, which begins at age three or four and continues for several years thereafter, children expand on this initial awareness by beginning to understand the particulars of spatial relationships, such as the limitations of others' views vis--vis their own.

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