There are substantial similarities worldwide in how cultures socialise young children and structure their social environments. What are the similarities?

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The gradual lessening of dependence on the mother and a move toward peers and older children is a similarity that can be observed worldwide in how cultures socialise young children. While fathers may also play a role in socialisation, it is not true that they take over the role, nor is it true that mothers have no role at all or have a rapid and complete reduction in their role. There may be an increase in the roles that mothers play in some cultures, but it is not a worldwide similarity.

There Are Substantial Similarities Worldwide in How Cultures Socialise Young