Some researchers suggest that two year olds' attempts to prevent others from helping them in some activities reflect

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This behavior is often interpreted as an early desire to be an "agent" or independent individual who can accomplish tasks without assistance. Two-year-olds are just starting to develop their sense of agency, and they may resist help as a way to establish their own competence and independence. This behavior does not necessarily reflect an inability to benefit from social feedback, the establishment of a categorical self, or learned helplessness.

Some Researchers Suggest That Two Year Olds' Attempts to Prevent