Children improve greatly in social problem solving over the preschool and early school years, largely as a result of gains in
A) false-belief understanding.
B) attribution retraining.
C) recursive thought.
D) self-esteem.

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Recursive thought, which involves the ability to think about one's own thinking and the thoughts of others, helps children understand social situations better and improves their social problem-solving skills.

Children Improve Greatly in Social Problem Solving Over the Preschool