Karen is 4 years old, and she often assumes that everyone shares the same perspective as her. This limitation in early childhood thinking is known as Egocentrism
In psychology, egocentrism refers to the cognitive deficits that underlie both children's and adults' failure to perceive the specialized nature of one's knowledge or the subjective nature of one's experiences. Children who cover their eyes while playing and gleefully exclaim, "You can't see me," to their parents are examples of such failures.
The first person to systematically investigate egocentrism was the Swiss psychologist and biologist Jean Piaget. He studied how children's cognition changes as they emerge from a condition of excessive egocentrism and learn to appreciate the unique viewpoints of others (and other minds).
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