The most fundamental peer relationship and the one most likely to ...

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The most fundamental peer relationship and the one most likely to be based on similar interests and emotional support is the:
 
  a. clique c. friendship dyad
  b. crowd d. gang

Question 2

At what age is binocularity established?
 
  a. birth c. 6 months
  b. 3 months d. 1 year

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Answer to Question 1

C

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A Incorrect. The most fundamental peer relationship and the one most likely to be based on similar interests and emotional support is not the clique.
B Incorrect. The most fundamental peer relationship and the one most likely to be based on similar interests and emotional support is not the crowd.
C Correct. The most fundamental peer relationship and the one most likely to be based on similar interests and emotional support is the friendship dyad.
D Incorrect. The most fundamental peer relationship and the one most likely to be based on similar interests and emotional support is not the gang.

Answer to Question 2

C

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A Incorrect. Binocularity (fixation of two ocular images into one cerebral picture, i.e., fusion) is established by 6 months of age, not by birth.
B Incorrect.Binocular ity (fixation of two ocular images into one cerebral picture, i.e., fusion) is established by 6 months of age, not by 3 months of age.
C Correct. Binocularity (fixation of two ocular images into one cerebral picture, i.e., fusion) is established by 6 months of age,
D Incorrect. Binocularity (fixation of two ocular images into one cerebral picture, i.e., fusion) is established by 6 months of age, not by 1 year of age.