Children with more advanced perspective-taking skills
A) are younger than children with less advanced skills.
B) are at lower cognitive levels.
C) are typically well-liked by their peers.
D) are more likely to have negative interactions with peers.

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Children with more advanced perspective-taking skills are typically well-liked by their peers, as they are better able to understand others' perspectives and show empathy towards them. Younger children and those at lower cognitive levels typically have less advanced perspective-taking skills, and there is no evidence to suggest that children with more advanced skills are more likely to have negative interactions with peers.

Children with More Advanced Perspective-Taking Skills