When two- and three-year-old children realize that they have failed at a task in an experiment, they tend to do all of the following except

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Two- and three-year-old children typically show "closed" body postures, express negative emotions, and may equate failing at a task with failing to comply with instructions when they realize they have failed at a task. However, showing "open" body postures is not a common reaction; instead, they are more likely to exhibit closed body postures as a sign of frustration or disappointment.

When Two- and Three-Year-Old Children Realize That They Have Failed