A Day-Care Worker Asks an Expert About the Appropriateness of Teaching

A day-care worker asks an expert about the appropriateness of teaching prosocial behaviours to children aged 3 and older.How would the expert most likely respond?

A) These children can be taught prosocial behaviours.
B) Girls can usually be taught prosocial behaviours, but boys usually cannot.
C) These children are NOT yet cognitively prepared for the thinking required by prosocial behaviours.
D) Prosocial behaviours are triggered by maturational processes so they CANNOT be taught to young children.