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Based on naturalistic and structured observations, children who become friends are more likely than children who do not become friends after interacting with each other
a. to trade insults without getting angry.
b. to have more negative interactions initially.
c. to resolve conflicts successfully.
d. to fall into a pattern where one child tells the other what activities they will do together.
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