The children who are the most securely attached to their parents are the ones who have the greatest amount of conflict when playing with peers.

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This statement is false. Children who are securely attached to their parents are more likely to have positive social interactions and successful peer relationships. They can also effectively regulate their emotions, communicate their needs, and handle conflicts with peers. Children who have insecure attachment styles may struggle in peer relationships and exhibit more conflict.

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