Children with better developed perspective-taking ability also show more prosocial behaviour and less aggressive behaviour among their peers.

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Children who are better at understanding others' points of view (perspective-taking) tend to act more kindly (prosocial behavior) and are less likely to be aggressive towards their peers, as they can empathize with others and understand the impact of their actions.

Children with Better Developed Perspective-Taking Ability Also Show More Prosocial