In terms of self-understanding, children in late childhood are MORE likely than children in early childhood to:

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Children in late childhood have developed the cognitive ability to engage in social comparison, which involves evaluating their own abilities or characteristics in relation to others. This is a more complex level of self-understanding than the physical descriptions or outer states used by children in early childhood.

In Terms of Self-Understanding, Children in Late Childhood Are MORE