In addition to the family,one of the most important socializing agents for school-age children in modern societies is:
A)their extended family
B)their teachers
C)their peer groups
D)their babysitters
E)the parents of their friends

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Peer groups become increasingly influential as children reach school age and begin to spend more time with their friends outside of the home. Children learn how to interact with others, form social bonds, and navigate social hierarchies through their peer interactions, making peer groups a critical socializing agent during this developmental stage. While teachers and parents of friends can also play important roles in socialization, peer groups have a unique influence on children's social development. Extended family and babysitters may be important to some children, but are not as consistent or influential as peer groups.

In Addition to the Family,one of the Most Important Socializing