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Flavell has proposed that there are two levels of perspective-taking ability. At Level 2, the child
a.   develops a series of complex rules for figuring out what the other person sees or experiences.
b.   has formal operations in a rudimentary form.
c.   can think about what others are thinking about his thinking about them.
d.   is at least eight years old.
e.   is governed by both egocentrism and assimilation.
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The Developing Child


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Glad to have joined the forum, thank you for your valuable in
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