Peer relationships are important to childhood development for all of the following reasons except A. defining friendships in terms of actual activities B. defining friendships in terms of mutual liking

Peer relationships are important to childhood development for all of the following reasons except

A. defining friendships in terms of actual activities
B. defining friendships in terms of mutual liking and closeness
C. using friendships as a context for self-exploration
D. using friendships to keep a regular schedule

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