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Friendships are especially important in social development because children and adolescents:

Friendships are especially important in social development because children and adolescents:
A) are deeply committed to those relationships and will develop the skills needed to maintain them.
B) develop high self-esteem only if they participate in enjoyable recreational activities at least twice a week (on average).
C) develop internal standards for behavior only when friends reinforce such standards.
D) can practice cooperation and reciprocity only with people they care deeply about.

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