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MGLQZ · **on:** Jun 22, 2018

In one study, third- and fourth-grade children who had primarily opposite-sex friends were

a. less-well-adjusted socially than children with only same-sex friends.
b. better adjusted socially than children with only same-sex friends.
c. less-well-adjusted socially than children with no friends.
d. about as well adjusted socially than children with only same-sex friends.

Question 2

Which of the following tendencies is not characteristic of most young boys' comfort in interacting with members of their own gender as opposed to girls?

a. Boys tend to organize themselves in large playgroups.
b. Boys engage in more vigorous rough-and-tumble play than girls.
c. Boys focus their interactions more on movable toys.
d. Boys engage more in dramatic play.