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Frank Alcala
on Nov 28, 2024
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Children's friendships serve the function of providing resources and assistance,which Gottman and Parker (1987) call
A) companionship.
B) stimulation.
C) physical support.
D) ego support.
Physical Support
The act of providing assistance or reinforcement that is physical in nature, often essential for health and wellbeing.
Resources
Various types of assets, including material, financial, and human, that can be utilized to achieve goals or meet needs.
Assistance
The provision of help or support to individuals or entities in need.
- Acknowledge the role that peer relationships and friendships play in the growth of children.
- Understand the mental and developmental roles various types of friendships play.
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Learning Objectives
- Acknowledge the role that peer relationships and friendships play in the growth of children.
- Understand the mental and developmental roles various types of friendships play.
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