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Which of the following is not a true statement about preschoolers' social-cognitive perspectives?   
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Preschoolers are generally unable to differentiate between violations of social conventions and violations of moral rules.   
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Preschoolers may demonstrate an understanding that intentional wrongdoing deserves greater punishment than accidental violations of rules.   
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Preschoolers' judgments about others may be inconsistent because they may be based upon the child's most recent interactions with the person being judged.   
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By kindergarten age, a child can demonstrate person perception by identifying her smartest playmate.
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