<p>Is "real" or reality defined during childhood, or as adults? Is this caused by age, or an event?</p>

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2014-01-22T23:18:49.723Z
Interesting question, but a bit vague. Could you elaborate on (and possibly narrow down) what you want to know at all? Why did you include the [tag:abnormal-psychology] and [tag:schizophrenia] tags?
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2014-01-23T00:43:25.140Z
I deal with kids and teens all day. I see some know what is real and some dont. I just wanted to know the age defined by scholars.
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At what point in our life do we know what is real?
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# At what point in our life do we know what is real?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2014-01-22)

Is "real" or reality defined during childhood, or as adults? Is this caused by age, or an event?

**Tags:** cognitive-psychology, learning, developmental-psychology, aging

> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: Interesting question, but a bit vague. Could you elaborate on (and possibly narrow down) what you want to know at all? Why did you include the [tag:abnormal-psychology] and [tag:schizophrenia] tags?  
> **username_0**: I deal with kids and teens all day. I see some know what is real and some dont. I just wanted to know the age defined by scholars.  

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