When Ramona passes William in the hall, she gives him a friendly smile. But he is deeply engaged in a conversation with a friend and so doesn't notice her walk by. Ramona concludes, Will is a real snob. He never says hello to anyone Ramona's conclusion is an example of:
a. prejudice
b. recursive thinking
c. relational aggression
d. a social-cognitive bias
Question 2
Youngsters begin to think more systematically about what other people might be thinking about them during:
a. Early childhood
b. Middle childhood
c. Early adolescence
d. Late adolescence
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