A 2-year-old screams “Mine!” and fends off another child who is trying to grab the blanket she is holding. This could be seen as
a. ?protecting her security blanket.
b. ?standing up for herself.
c. ?disturbing the group and being unkind by not letting another use it.
d. ?all of these.
ANSWER:
d
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