Question

Ruth is upset about an incident in which she and her best friend had a spirited argument. She is talking to her older sister about it and realizes that she and her friend might have looked to an outsider for feedback on the issue. What stage of perspective taking is characterized by being able to take another, uninvolved person’s point of view?

Answer 1

Answer: Third-person point of view

Explanation:

From the given case/scenario we can state that perspective of third person is characterized by the concept of taking another individuals point of view who is uninvolved. In this, the individual usually tends to put forth his/her perspective of the circumstance or situation. In this the individual also tends to empathize and thus reflects upon the feelings and thoughts of one seeking the perspective.