Children are no longer frightened by Halloween costumes and instead regard them as entertaining once they have mastered the

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The ability to distinguish between appearance and reality is a key cognitive milestone in child development. Once children have this ability, they are less likely to be frightened by Halloween costumes and instead are able to view them as playful and entertaining. The other answer choices (microgenesis and sociohistory, tools of intellectual adaptation, and zone of proximal development) are not related to the cognitive process involved in perceiving Halloween costumes as entertaining.

Children Are No Longer Frightened by Halloween Costumes and Instead