Peer Relationships, Like Parent-Child Relationships, Are Essential to a Child's

question 51

Multiple Choice

Peer relationships, like parent-child relationships, are essential to a child's development. Which one of the following is not one of the ways that peer relationships influence a developing child?

• A) Peers can be a source of emotional support during difficult times.
• B) Peers are the first individuals to whom a child becomes truly attached.
• C) Peer relationships provide opportunities to develop and practice social skills.
• D) Peers provide information about which behaviors are desirable and which are not.

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