According to studies by Abrams et al. in 2014 and Smith & Rose in 2011, children with better perspective-taking skills tend to:

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Studies show that children with better perspective-taking skills tend to have improved peer relationships. This suggests that they are able to understand the thoughts and feelings of others, leading to better social interactions. The other options are not supported by the research cited.

According to Studies by Abrams Et Al