In Selman's __________ stage of perspective-taking, children can step into another's shoes and view themselves as others do.
A) self-reflective
B) social-informational
C) third-person
D) societal

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In Selman's theory, the self-reflective stage of perspective-taking involves children being able to step into another's shoes and view themselves as others do. This stage typically emerges around early adolescence. The other answer choices are not consistent with Selman's theory of perspective-taking.

In Selman's __________ Stage of Perspective-Taking, Children Can Step into Another's