When Children Under the Age of Six Describe Other People

When children under the age of six describe other people, they tend to

A) focus on psychological comparisons, e.g., "Mary is less confident than Jane."
B) focus on behavioral comparisons, e.g., "Jason runs faster than Billy."
C) use mostly physical comparisons, e.g., "Adam has bluer eyes than Sara."
D) use the same concrete nonpsychological descriptors as they use to describe themselves.
E) g., "Adam has bluer eyes than Sara."