The inability of a preoperational child to see the world from another person's perspective is called
A)centration.
B)egocentrism.
C)ego integrity.
D)centrality.

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Egocentrism is the inability of a preoperational child to see the world from another person's perspective. Centration refers to the tendency of the child to focus on only one aspect of a situation and ignore others. Ego integrity refers to a sense of wholeness and completeness in one's life, usually associated with late adulthood. Centrality is not a recognized term in developmental psychology.

The Inability of a Preoperational Child to See the World