Parents who patiently point out important features of a task and suggest strategies have children who __________.
A) more often passively approach new tasks
B) less often use cognitive self-regulation skills
C) more often monitor their own performance
D) less often discuss ways to approach problems

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Parents who point out important features and suggest strategies are promoting metacognition, which includes monitoring one's own performance. This is likely to result in children who more often monitor their own performance.

Parents Who Patiently Point Out Important Features of a Task