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In the three-year-old classroom at a daycare, a child accidentally trips over the leg of her classmate. The classmate cries "She kicked me!" The teacher tries to explain that it was an accident. Is the child likely to understand this?

▸ No, because children of this age are too egocentric to have sympathy for a peer.

▸ No, because children of this age have difficulty interpreting whether or not something was intentional.

▸ Yes, because children of this age can distinguish between positive and negative motives.

▸ Yes, because children of this age have developed a theory of motives and intentions.

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