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Egocentrism

Egocentrism is the tendency to view situations primarily from one’s own perspective and to have difficulty understanding or considering the perspectives of others. Egocentrism is found across the life span: in infancy, early childhood, adolescence, and adulthood. Although egocentric behaviors are less prominent in adulthood, the existence of some forms…

During childhood, During infancy & During adolescence

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During childhood

George ButterworthChildhoodSubjectiveObjectiveJean Piaget
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During infancy

ThoughtsValuesBehaviorsTheory of mindSocial interactions
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During adolescence

David ElkindImaginary audiencePersonal fableTeenagersCynicism
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During adulthood

Depression
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During infancy

During childhood

During adolescence

During adulthood

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Egocentrism

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Triples33
Avg. degree1.95
Density0.045455
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related to During adolescence · 10
Egocentrism → Accordingly, Adolescents, Although, An, David Elkind, Elkind, He, In, Personal, The
related to During childhood · 8
Egocentrism → According, For, George Butterworth, He, Jean Piaget, Margaret Harris, Piaget, The
related to During adulthood · 6
Egocentrism → Baron, Frankenberger, Hanna, It, They, While
related to During infancy · 6
Egocentrism → As, For, In, Initially, Not, When
see also · 2
Egocentrism → Allocentrism, ChauvinismGrandiosityHubrisSolipsism
is a · 1
Egocentrism → tendency to view situations primarily from one’s own perspective and to have difficulty understanding or considering the perspectives of others

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Egocentrismis atendency to view situations primarily from one’s own perspective and to have difficulty understanding or considering the perspectives of others0.90text
Egocentrismrelated to During adolescenceAlthough0.60section
Egocentrismrelated to During adolescenceDavid Elkind0.60section
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Egocentrismrelated to During adolescenceAccordingly0.60section
Egocentrismrelated to During adolescenceThe0.60section
Egocentrismrelated to During adolescenceAdolescents0.60section
Egocentrismrelated to During adolescenceElkind0.60section
Egocentrismrelated to During adolescenceAn0.60section
Egocentrismrelated to During adolescencePersonal0.60section
Egocentrismrelated to During adolescenceIn0.60section
Egocentrismrelated to During adulthoodWhile0.60section

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