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geoffrey

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According to research by Greendorfer and Lewko (1978), a critical factor in sport selections for both males and females is their
 
  A. mother
  B. father
  C. older brother
  D. older sister

Question 2

When children are involved with associative play, they
 
  A. engage in purposeful, group-oriented play activities involving games
  B. usually play independently, engrossed in their own activity
  C. exhibit an awareness of each other and begin to exchange toys, but without a group goal
  D.select larger group activities to develop leadership skills, to compete, and to form a sense of social recognition



Jordin Calloway

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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

C



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