Select the statement below about worry that is TRUE
A) The cognitive symptom of worry is typically not present in young children because of their skill deficit in metacognition.
B) Young children worry more than adults because of their heightened ability for metacognition.
C) Both children and adults report approximately the same level of worries.
D) Only children who are cognitively mature worry as much as adults do.
A
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