In the middle childhood years,what tends to be associated with the children who have the best social skills and the richest friendship networks

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Research suggests that children who had secure attachments to their caregivers during infancy are more likely to have better social skills and form richer friendship networks during middle childhood. A secure attachment provides a foundation for developing a sense of trust and security in relationships, which can translate to positive social interactions with peers. The other choices (A, C, D) have not been consistently found to be associated with social skills or friendship networks in middle childhood.

In the Middle Childhood Years,what Tends to Be Associated with the Children