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Egocentrism in a preoperational child means the child cannot do what?

ARemember past events
BSpeak in full sentences
CSee another person's view
DCount objects in a row
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. See another person's view
1. Egocentrism is not selfishness but a thinking limit. 2. The child sticks to their own viewpoint and cannot tell it apart from another person's. 3. Memory, speech and counting are not what this term describes. _Source: Wikipedia, Piaget's theory of cognitive development, Symbolic function substage_
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