(p. 59) Which of the following is an example of promoting autonomy in young children?
A. ensuring that they are well groomed at all times
B. asking them to share their toys with other children
C. putting them down for a nap in the way most familiar to them
D. pulling socks half off and asking them to finish the job
Answer: D
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