When mirroring needs are met, what does a child develop?
A) Self-esteem, ambition, assertiveness, and sense of wholeness
B) Ability to self-soothe, identify feelings, and awareness of own personal ideals
C) Sense of community, connection with others, and sense of belonging
D) Self-regulation and executive function skills

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When mirroring needs are met, a child develops self-esteem, ambition, assertiveness, and a sense of wholeness, as these needs are crucial for the development of a healthy self-concept and confidence.

When Mirroring Needs Are Met, What Does a Child Develop