Toddlers who are friends
a. tend to be complementary in their activity levels, interaction styles, and social skills, much like siblings of different ages
b. prefer playing with a same-sex peer as early as 30 months of age
c. change their choices of playmates frequently (friendship is unstable before the age of three)
d. often have their friendship overlooked by parents and teachers because their friendship looks different from the friendship of older peers
B
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Indicate whether this statement is true or false.
In terms of undoing, which is most involved?
a. tending to maintain properties of the main object or focus of the story unless a different focus is provided b. satisficing c. the law of small numbers d. counterfactual thinking driven by availability and frequency effects