Children's understanding of other's thoughts and traits is particularly facilitated by interactions with siblings and friends including:

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Children's understanding of others' thoughts and traits is enhanced through both dispute resolution and pretend play. Dispute resolution helps children learn about perspective-taking and emotional regulation, while pretend play encourages imagination and the understanding of different roles and viewpoints. Parallel play, on the other hand, involves playing alongside but not directly with others, offering less opportunity for these types of social-cognitive developments.

Children's Understanding of Other's Thoughts and Traits Is Particularly Facilitated