According to Piaget, children in middle childhood overcome their egocentrism and start to relate to others more in terms of common interests, goals, and so on.

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Piaget's theory of cognitive development posits that during middle childhood (ages 7-11), children move from the concrete operational stage to the formal operational stage, in which they develop the ability to think abstractly and logically. Part of this cognitive development involves a decrease in egocentrism and an increase in the ability to take others' perspectives and relate to them in terms of common interests and goals.

According to Piaget, Children in Middle Childhood Overcome Their Egocentrism