From ages seven to nine children only have simple concepts of sharing with no clear concept of reciprocity, merit or entitlement.

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By ages seven to nine, children typically develop more complex understandings of social interactions, including concepts of reciprocity, merit, and entitlement, as they are better able to understand others' perspectives and the nuances of fairness.

From Ages Seven to Nine Children Only Have Simple Concepts