Children whose friends are all members of the opposite sex are more likely to be well-adjusted than children whose friends are all members of the same sex.

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There is no conclusive evidence to suggest that children with friends of the opposite sex are more well-adjusted than those with same-sex friends. Social adjustment depends on various factors, including the quality of friendships, rather than the gender of friends.

Children Whose Friends Are All Members of the Opposite Sex