Younger children (age 7 to 9) tend to think a friend is someone who is available and fun, whereas older children (age 10 to 11) increasingly focus on __________.
A. the ability of the friend to help them form romantic relationships
B. finding a friend who can share their values, be loyal, and stick up for them
C. finding someone they can look up to
D. finding someone who will do go along with what the child wants to do
Answer: B
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a. those who know each other well usually engage in solitary play rather than other forms of play b. friendships seem to have many of the same features of friendships at other ages c. there seems to be no preference for play partners; they play equally with whatever children are present d. children are not yet capable of engaging in simply social play or cooperative pretend play
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a. rational man. b. creative man. c. anthropomorphic man. d. anthropocentric man.
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A. Remembering how to light a candle B. Recalling the words to the song "Happy Birthday" C. Recalling your 21st birthday party D. Naming four kinds of ice cream