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    The document summarizes a research study that evaluated how intellectually gifted and average children judge the decisions of others. The study found that (1) gifted children were more critical of decisions with negative consequences, (2) prompting children to take others' perspectives made both gifted and average children less critical, and (3) gifted children were more influenced by decision consequences while average children were more influenced by perspective-taking prompts.

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    Personality and Social

    Psychology Bulletin
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    Evaluations of Others' Decisions by Intellectually Gifted and Average


    Children: Effects of Decision Consequences and Decentering
    Prompts
    James M. Stokes and Mark R. Leary
    Pers Soc Psychol Bull 1984 10: 564
    DOI: 10.1177/0146167284104009
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