When a child tries to figure out how to make a peer laugh, that child is:

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When a child tries to figure out how to make a peer laugh, that child is:

When a child tries to figure out how to make a peer laugh, that child is:
A) misbehaving
B) exploring an idea or concept
C) being responsive
D) scaffolding the other child

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Infant and Toddler Development and Responsive Program Planning: A Relationship-Based Approach

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Authors: Wittmer, Petersen

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