Toddlers who receive more positive responses from their peers are ones who have
A) older sisters in their families.
B) older brothers in their families.
C) secure attachments to their parents.
D) a better understanding of perspective taking.

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Secure attachments to parents provide children with a sense of safety, support and encouragement, leading to higher self-esteem and confidence, which in turn increases the likelihood of positive social interactions with peers. The presence or absence of siblings and understanding of perspective taking may not have as direct an impact on peer interactions as secure attachments to parents do.

Toddlers Who Receive More Positive Responses from Their Peers Are