Children in _____ Tend to Be More Socially Skilled and More

question 107

Multiple Choice

Children in _____ tend to be more socially skilled and more likely to be accepted by peers if their parents effectively coach them on how to interact with unfamiliar peers.

• A) preschool
• B) elementary school
• C) middle school
• D) high school

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