In Selman's social-informational stage of perspective-taking, children know that self and others often have different thoughts and feelings, but often confuse the two.

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In Selman's social-informational stage of perspective-taking, children understand that different perspectives can result from having different information, not from confusion between self and others.

In Selman's Social-Informational Stage of Perspective-Taking, Children Know That Self