According to Szagun and Schauble, how do children’s perceptions of courage change with age?
A. Younger children focus more on psychological risk as a requirement for courage.
B. There are no age differences in how children perceive and describe courage.
C. Older children equate courage with physical risk-taking.
D. The tendency to equate courage with the experience of fear increases with age.
Ans: C
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