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The child's inability to consider any viewpoint other than her or his own is called a. identity b. egocentrism c. classification d. animism

The child's inability to consider any viewpoint other than her or his own is called a. identity b. egocentrism c. classification d. animism
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The child's inability to consider any viewpoint other than her or his own is called

a. identity
b. egocentrism
c. classification
d. animism

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D is the correct answer.
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