Researchers have found that 2 - to 7-year-old children are actually less egocentric than Piaget thought. What is an example of a toddler understanding the perspective of someone else

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Addisyn Lawson

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29 March, 17:01

Researchers have found that 2 - to 7-year-old children are actually less egocentric than Piaget thought. What is an example of a toddler understanding the perspective of someone else

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Athena Hawkins · Answer 1

When a toddler dreams that he or she is someone else.

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when a toddler speaks in long sentences to babies. when a toddler eats his or her meal as quickly as possible. when a toddler breaks the favourite toy of an older sibling to annoy him or her. when a toddler dreams that he or she is someone else.

When a toddler dreams that he is someone else, the toddler demonstrates that he is able to put himself in the perspective of a different person. Moreover, he is able to realize that the people who surround him have different experiences and a different understanding of the world when compared to his. This demonstrates that they are not at egocentric as Piaget thought.