As children mature through middle childhood, they become increasingly inclined to characterize others in terms of

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As children progress through middle childhood, they develop their cognitive abilities and become more sophisticated in how they perceive and understand others. They begin to use psychological constructs, such as traits, to describe others' personalities and behavior. This is evident in their use of trait labels, such as "she's very shy," or "he's really outgoing." Therefore, choice A is the best option.

As Children Mature Through Middle Childhood, They Become Increasingly Inclined