Youngsters begin to think more systematically about what other people might be thinking about them during:
A) Early childhood
B) Middle childhood
C) Early adolescence
D) Late adolescence

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During early adolescence, youngsters start to develop a more systematic and reflective approach to understanding others' perspectives, including what others might think about them. This is part of the cognitive development and social awareness that intensifies during adolescence.

Youngsters Begin to Think More Systematically About What Other People