Compared to groups of same-age peers, mixed-age peer aggregations are more likely to

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Mixed-age peer groups offer the opportunity for younger children to learn from older ones and for older ones to develop empathy, nurturing skills, and leadership abilities. It is a context that benefits both age groups. Research has shown that mixed-age groups can lead to more positive social interactions, increased communication skills, and higher academic achievement compared to same-age groups. Therefore, option A is the correct answer. Option B and C are incorrect because there is no evidence to suggest that mixed-age groups display more antisocial behavior or are leaderless.

Compared to Groups of Same-Age Peers, Mixed-Age Peer Aggregations Are