Compared to children who don't have imaginary companions, those who do:

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Studies have shown that children with imaginary companions tend to have larger social circles and more diverse friendships. They also tend to be more creative in their play and often use their imaginary companions as a source of inspiration and interaction. While some children with imaginary companions may be shy, this is not a universal characteristic among them.

Compared to Children Who Don't Have Imaginary Companions, Those Who