Children Should First Be Prepared to Learn a Great Deal

Multiple Choice

Children should first be prepared to learn a great deal from social models

A) at birth, as they imitate others' facial expressions
B) in the second year, as they become proficient at deferred imitation
C) during middle childhood, as they construct verbal representations of what they have witnessed
D) during preadolescence, when they begin to pay more attention to peer-group norms