What role does children's culture play in the maintenance of society?
A) Children develop an independent culture than is not reflective of accepted social practices.
B) Children mold specific roles to meet the needs of their peer groups.
C) Children's improvisations reinforce the unchanging nature of culture over time.
D) Children exactly mimic adult culture as a means of learning norms.
Answer B
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