As four-year-olds gradually learn to monitor their own actions, they should be able to
A)decide whether or not tattling is ethical.
B)understand the true meaning of the Pledge of Allegiance.
C)recite standard rules of etiquette.
D)explain why hitting another child is wrong.
E)all of these

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At around four years old, children begin to develop a sense of morality and can start to understand why certain actions, like hitting, are wrong. This understanding is part of their cognitive and social development, allowing them to grasp basic concepts of right and wrong. Choices A, B, and C involve more complex cognitive and ethical reasoning or memorization skills that are typically beyond the developmental stage of a four-year-old.

As Four-Year-Olds Gradually Learn to Monitor Their Own Actions, They