Children who can classify other people into groups such as "people who are nice" and "people who are mean" are demonstrating

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Person perception refers to the ability to categorize and understand people based on their behaviors, traits, and other characteristics. The ability to classify people into groups based on their perceived characteristics reflects the development of person perception skills. The other options, perception-bound thought, egocentrism, and reciprocity of relationships, are not related to the ability to classify people into groups based on perceived characteristics.

Children Who Can Classify Other People into Groups Such as "People