Giving choices helps children by

Physics

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mr Goodwill [35]4 years ago

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Answer:

Explanation:

Giving children choices can allow them to build the necessary skills of decision making in the real world when they grow up.

For example, a child is posed with the option of eating a sweet now, or waiting until the next day and receive two sweets. This will enable the child to develop the skill of making decisions that will benefit them one day, because they are now thinking about the future, instead of living in the moment.

So with the example above, they can use this skill in the real world of investing, but instead of sweets, the options could be related to money (eg. I could buy a second-hand car now, or I could save and buy a brand new car next year).

MissTica4 years ago

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Experiencing frustration is normally caused by a lack of options.

Don't really know why the other two are even here.

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