Omero is a preschooler who has an imaginary friend. How does Omero compare to his peers without imaginary friends?
A) He is more emotionally disturbed.
B) He is more sociable.
C) He has fewer friends.
D) He is less intelligent.

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Research suggests that having an imaginary friend is a common and normal childhood behavior. In fact, children with imaginary friends tend to have better social skills and creativity, and are generally not more emotionally disturbed or less intelligent than their peers without imaginary friends.

Omero Is a Preschooler Who Has an Imaginary Friend