Which child would be most likely to engage in prosocial behaviour?

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Perspective-taking involves the ability to understand and take into account the thoughts and feelings of others, which is a key component of prosocial behavior. Children who are better at perspective-taking are able to empathize with others and understand their needs, and are therefore more likely to engage in helpful and cooperative behaviors. Reward and punishment-based moral judgments (B) may encourage compliance but do not necessarily promote genuine concern for others. Low levels of empathy (C) are associated with a lack of concern for others, and a focus on one's own interests, which is not conducive to prosocial behavior. High levels of egocentrism (D) similarly prioritize the self over others, and may lead to selfish behavior rather than prosocial actions.

Which Child Would Be Most Likely to Engage in Prosocial