How has recent research helped to reshape the dominant Piaget view of infants' and young children's understanding of others?
A) "It has shown that they are not as egocentric and are more socially perceptive than Piaget thought.
B) It has shown that children have less of a sense of self and others than Piaget gave them credit for.
C) It suggests that children have less of a grasp of social states than Piaget thought.
D) It has shown that children's understanding of internal states cannot be improved through direct communication about them.

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Recent research has shown that infants and young children are more socially perceptive than Piaget believed, and have a greater understanding of others' emotions and perspectives. This challenges Piaget's view of children as egocentric and lacking in social understanding.

How Has Recent Research Helped to Reshape the Dominant Piaget