For Anna, an Asian Canadian child in Vancouver, which variable is likely to be the LEAST important factor in her selection of friends?

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Antisocial behaviour is unlikely to be a factor that Anna values in a friend. Children typically seek out friends who are similar to themselves in age, gender, and interests. However, they are unlikely to seek out friends who exhibit negative behaviours such as aggression, deceit, or manipulation. Therefore, similarity in interests, being of the same sex, and similarity in age are likely to be more important factors in Anna's selection of friends than antisocial behaviour.

For Anna, an Asian Canadian Child in Vancouver, Which Variable