How do children show in-group preferences? Give an example. What will be an ideal ...

Answer to q. 1

Children react more positively to groups to which they belong. In an experiment with two infants, one from France and one from the United States, the infants heard two speakers, one talking in French and the other in English. When the exact same toy was silently proffered by both speakers, the infants were shown to be inclined to reach for the toy from the speaker of their native language.

Answer to q. 2

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Answer to q. 3

Preschool and school-aged children primarily take note of concrete features like skin color. Preadolescents expand upon this by taking into account abstract ideas, such as economic disparity. Adolescents step up to a higher level of sophistication by demonstrating selectivity in discussing sensitive subjects, such as race.

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