When a parent helps their child acquire and master the social skills needed to have successful interactions with peers, that parent is acting in the role of a ____.

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A coach is someone who helps individuals learn and develop skills in a particular area, and in this case, the parent is helping their child acquire social skills. The other options may also be involved in a parent-child relationship, but may not fully encompass the role of a parent in teaching social skills. A mediator typically acts as a neutral third party to resolve conflicts, a playmate is more focused on engaging in play and having fun, and a social director may be involved in organizing social events or activities for a group, but not necessarily teaching specific social skills to an individual.

When a Parent Helps Their Child Acquire and Master the Social