Why Would a Young Child Be Likely to Agree to Do

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Multiple Choice

Why would a young child be likely to agree to do something requested by his or her parents?

• A) Because parents are often viewed as authority figures
• B) Because children always do what their parents want no matter what
• C) Because children are trying to be consistent in their attitudes and beliefs
• D) Children are unlikely to do anything requested by their parents

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