Older children tend to choose friends who have similarity in ______.

A) world views
B) sibling structure
C) play preferences
D) parental structure

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Older children tend to choose friends who have similarity in ______.A)  world viewsB)  sibling structureC)  play preferencesD)  parental structure

Kayla Burns · Accepted Answer

Final Answer : C, Explanation :  Research suggests that older children tend to choose friends who have similarity in play preferences. They tend to have more complex play activities and gravitate towards friends who enjoy the same activities.  While world views and parental structure may be important factors in friendships during adolescence, they tend to be more significant factors in adulthood. Sibling structure is not typically a significant factor in choosing friends.

Older children tend to choose friends who have similarity in ______.

A) world views
B) sibling structure
C) play preferences
D) parental structure

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