During Middle Childhood, Parent-Child Interactions Demonstrate A(n)

question 31

Multiple Choice

During middle childhood, parent-child interactions demonstrate a(n) :

• A) increase in coercive behaviors by the child (e.g., whining and yelling).
• B) decrease in affection, to the child's chagrin.
• C) decrease in arguing.
• D) decrease in affection, which fits with the child's public expectations.

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