Studies Indicate That Parents Should Influence Children's Peer Relationships and Social

Studies indicate that parents should influence children's peer relationships and social competence in all of the following ways except by

A) providing rules and enforcing standards when their children play with peers
B) monitoring play activities between their children and peers
C) choosing specific social activities
D) avoiding engaging with their sons in play that is physical and competitive, since those forms of play tend to elicit negative emotions