In Reference to Children's Peer Interactions, Parental Gatekeeping Refers To

question 50

Multiple Choice

In reference to children's peer interactions, parental gatekeeping refers to:

• A) overseeing how and when children spend time with peers.
• B) preventing children from being harmed by peers.
• C) believing children are to be seen and not heard.
• D) teaching children how to interact positively with peers.

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