Question

Margo sees her new classmate, Fotima, a recent immigrant from Haiti, put all of the extra bread, rolls, butter, and cookies into her backpack at lunchtime. Margo imagines that food may have been scarce for Fotima in Haiti, so she is "stockpiling" it now. Margo is demonstrating
- sympathy.
- perspective-taking.
- analytical observation.
- cultural competence.

Answer 1

Answer:

Perspective-taking                        

Explanation:

Perspective-taking: It is defined as the ability to look far off of your own opinion so that you can contemplate how someone else may feel or think about something. To make this successful, you should have some apprehension of others' feelings, motivation, intention, and thoughts.

Your perspective is defined as the way you see or look at something.

Example: If a person thinks or feels that toys falsify children's minds, then from that person's perspective a toy shop can be an evil place.