Because schoolchildren judge their own talents and limitations more realistically than preschoolers
they should decide which reading and math groups they wish to join.
their self-confidence may suffer as they compare themselves with others.
following a failure, they are less pessimistic about future failure.
they are less likely to concede that they're not good at something.
Question 2
Which of the following attributes is typical of school-age children?
They tend not to care about social comparisons.
They no longer need to engage in effortful control.
They rely less on appreciation from peers and parents.
They are loyal.
Preschoolers benefit from helping with meal preparation, especially with foods they like
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Preschoolers imitate reality in their play