If we want to promote perspective taking in our students, probably the best strategy is to:
a. encourage them to keep an open mind about things.
b. have them work closely with, and perhaps tutor, children at a younger grade level.
c. engage them in discussions in which they express diverse points of view.
d. punish them when they act in an extremely self-centered fashion.
Question 2
Luanne's parents are in the process of getting a divorce. She is so distracted and upset by the situation that she sometimes has trouble paying attention in class, and her performance on assignments and quizzes has slipped a bit. She worries that her teachers might think she simply doesn't care about her schoolwork, when nothing could be further from the truth. Luanne is showing:
a. an attributional bias.
b. prosocial reasoning.
c. induction.
d. recursive thinking.
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