A child's social cognitive skills will affect that child's social interactions,because a child whose social cognitive knowledge is better developed will:

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A child with better-developed social cognitive knowledge will be able to interpret ambiguous social situations more effectively. They will have a better understanding of how social interactions work and be able to recognize social cues and signals more accurately, leading to more successful social interactions. Additionally, they may be better able to problem-solve in social situations, but there is no evidence to suggest they would avoid proposing too many solutions or avoid reflecting on the causes of social situations.

A Child's Social Cognitive Skills Will Affect That Child's Social