According to Piaget, children learn to see things from someone else's point of view during the ______ stage

Imagine that Carl Rogers is on a talk show handling questions about child-rearing practices. A parent calls in and asks how he should handle his son, who deliberately pushed another child off a bicycle. Carl Rogers would most likely advise the parent to

a. push the child off his own bicycle, to show him how it feels. b. tell the child, "Go to your room without supper." c. tell the child, "Daddy and I don't like you because you are bad." d. tell the child, "Trying to hurt another child is a bad thing to do."

Sometimes when we don't understand what someone says to us, we ask for more information. This _________ style of listening can also help the speaker understand his or her own perspective

a. advising b. evaluating c. analyzing d. questioning