Young children with parent-child attachment security and parent-child emotional reciprocity are able to have positive peer interactions

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Parent-child attachment security and emotional reciprocity have been found to be protective factors for young children's social competence, even in the presence of marital conflict. While the presence of a grandparent in the home may provide additional support for the child, it is not necessarily a requirement for positive peer interactions. Therefore, option B is the best choice.

Young Children with Parent-Child Attachment Security and Parent-Child Emotional Reciprocity