Once school-age children establish a dominance hierarchy,
A) aggression increases.
B) rough-and-tumble play decreases.
C) hostility is rare.
D) cheating is common.

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Once a dominance hierarchy is established among school-age children, aggression and conflict tend to decrease because the social structure and roles within the group become clearer, leading to less competition and hostility.

Once School-Age Children Establish a Dominance Hierarchy