In One Study, Third- and Fourth-Grade Children Who Had Primarily

question 100

Multiple Choice

In one study, third- and fourth-grade children who had primarily opposite-sex friends were

• A)less-well-adjusted socially than children with only same-sex friends.
• B)better adjusted socially than children with only same-sex friends.
• C)less-well-adjusted socially than children with no friends.
• D)about as well adjusted socially than children with only same-sex friends.

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Confidence Interval

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