Children in middle childhood tend to:
A. have absolute social power and their behaviors are no longer controlled by general parental supervision.
B. have difficulty with abstract concepts and with integrating various dimensions of the self.
C. become more empathic and more inclined to prosocial behavior than before.
D. be oblivious to the fact that they and others are likely to have conflicting emotions.
Answer: C
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