A peer group of five to ten children who frequently interact together is called a

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A peer group of five to ten children who frequently interact together is called a clique, which is a close-knit group of friends who share similar interests and behaviors. Crowds refer to larger, loosely organized groups while cohesive unit may refer to a group with strong interpersonal connections or a sports team. Dyad refers to a group of two people.

A Peer Group of Five to Ten Children Who Frequently