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At what age does self-awareness start to develop?
At what age does self-awareness start to develop?
- 6 months
- 1 year (correct)
- 18 months
- 2 years
What is the Lewis and Brooks-Gunn study?
What is the Lewis and Brooks-Gunn study?
- A study on the development of self-awareness
- A study on the development of visual self-awareness (correct)
- A study on the development of motor skills
- A study on the development of cognitive skills
What does the Lewis and Brooks-Gunn study indicate about infants?
What does the Lewis and Brooks-Gunn study indicate about infants?
- They possess some level of self-awareness
- They possess other forms of self-awareness
- They can recognize themselves in a mirror
- They can reach for their own noses in a mirror (correct)
Study Notes
- The development of self-awareness starts around one year of age and becomes more developed by 18 months of age.
- Self-awareness is demonstrated by the ability to recognize oneself in a mirror.
- Most infants under one year of age do not reach for their own noses in the mirror, indicating that they have some level of self-awareness.
- The Lewis and Brooks-Gunn study only indicates an infant's visual self-awareness; children might actually possess other forms of self-awareness.
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Test your knowledge on the development of self-awareness in infants, including milestones and signs of self-recognition in mirrors. Explore the Lewis and Brooks-Gunn study and the different forms of self-awareness in children.
