In terms of behavior, taking another's perspective improves children's likelihood of understanding and sympathizing with others when they are distressed or in need.

The correct answer is prosocial

Prosocial behavior is the term used to refer to a broad category of actions defined by society as generally beneficial for other people (there must be a beneficiary and a beneficiary) and for the current political system (that is, it does not have a universal character).

An example of the non-universalism of prosocial behavior is mutilating of women in regions of Africa. In the understanding of these cultures, this procedure is done for the sake of the woman, who could become a prostitute and find it difficult to marry if this were not done. As the concept of prosocial behavior is very broad, we must divide it into three subcategories of behavior: helping behavior, altruism and cooperation.

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