In the middle childhood years,the children who have healthier strategies for coping with stress and fewer problems with hostility to be children who

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Research has shown that children who had secure attachments during infancy are more likely to have healthier strategies for coping with stress and fewer problems with hostility in middle childhood. Having close siblings of the same or opposite sex or starting full-time day care before the age of two are not necessarily factors that predict coping and hostility outcomes in middle childhood.

In the Middle Childhood Years,the Children Who Have Healthier Strategies