Young children's tendency to focus on only one feature of an object is called:

A) centration.
B) decentration.
C) objectivity.
D) egocentrism.

Centration

A cognitive limitation in early childhood, where the focus is on one noticeable aspect of a situation, neglecting other important features.

Decentration

The cognitive ability to consider multiple aspects of a situation simultaneously, rather than being focused on a single viewpoint.

Objectivity

Refers to the practice of being impartial, fair, and unbiased in judgment or analysis.