Which pair of children is most likely to have enabling interactions with each other?
A) Sam and John, two boys
B) Drew and Jenny, a boy and a girl
C) Kelsey and Caitlin, two girls
D) Sam and John, Drew and Jenny, and Kelsey and Caitlin are equally likely to have enabling interactions.

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Research suggests that same-sex dyads (such as two girls in this case) are more likely to have enabling interactions compared to mixed-sex dyads. This is because same-sex dyads tend to place more value on maintaining harmony in their relationship and are less likely to engage in competitive behaviors.

Which Pair of Children Is Most Likely to Have Enabling