An adult who overhears a group of seven-year-olds talking about who they don't want to be friends with has an obligation to suggest that they reconsider whether this is an ethical way to behave.

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While it might be beneficial for an adult to guide children towards more inclusive and kind behavior, there is no inherent obligation for an adult who overhears such a conversation to intervene, especially if they are not in a supervisory or parental role with respect to the children.

An Adult Who Overhears a Group of Seven-Year-Olds Talking About