Human Growth and Development CLEP Prep Practice Exam

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During what age range do children commonly experience egocentric behavior?

  1. 3–5 years

  2. 5–7 years

  3. 7–9 years

  4. 9–12 years

The correct answer is: 3–5 years

Children commonly experience egocentric behavior at the ages of 3-5 years old. This is because children at this young age are still developing their cognitive and social skills, which can lead to a strong focus on their own thoughts and feelings. Option B, 5-7 years, is less likely as children begin to develop more self-awareness and empathy during this age range. Option C, 7-9 years, is also less likely because children have usually gained a better understanding of others' perspectives at this point. Option D, 9-12 years, is not correct as this is when many children have already started to grow out of their egocentric mindset.