In contrast to older children, research would suggest that younger children would be more likely to be afraid of which of the following?

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Jersild and Holms (1935) demonstrated that younger children were most likely to be afraid of specific objects or situations, such as strangers, unfamiliar things, the dark, loud noises, or falling. Older children were more likely to fear imaginary or abstract things, such as monsters, robbers, death, being alone, or being ridiculed.

In Contrast to Older Children, Research Would Suggest That Younger