Relationships with imaginary friends provide benefits similar to those with real friend, especially ______.

A) gross motor skill enhancement
B) companionship
C) improvement in academic skills
D) independence

Imaginary Friends

Fictional characters created by children, often serving as playmates or a means of exploring their world and emotions.

Gross Motor Skill

These are physical abilities involving large body movements, such as walking, jumping, and running.

Companionship

The feeling of fellowship or friendship that provides a sense of belonging or support.