Preschool children begin to make evaluative judgments about two different aspects of themselves by the age of four: cognitive and physical competence, and ____.

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By the age of four, preschool children start to form evaluative judgments about their cognitive and physical competence, as well as their social acceptance by peers and parents. This reflects their growing awareness of how they fit into their social world and how they are perceived by others.

Preschool Children Begin to Make Evaluative Judgments About Two Different