Young children who fear their own basic needs may not be met
A)will develop a high level of autonomy.
B)are likely to be overly trusting and self-confident.
C)may not be able to be generous with others.
D)usually demonstrate excessive levels of altruism.
E)all of these.

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Children who fear their own needs may not be met may struggle to feel secure enough to give to others. This may lead to difficulties with generosity and sharing. A, B, D are incorrect because they do not accurately describe the potential consequences of this kind of fear.

Young Children Who Fear Their Own Basic Needs May Not