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Amy, the mother of 3-year-old Jacoby, is about to give birth to her second son. Amy and her husband are concerned about sibling conflict. They can best promote a positive relationship between their sons by __________.
A) consistently ignoring Jacoby’s demands for attention
B) reassuring Jacoby that he is still their favorite son
C) making sure that Jacoby does not assist in baby care
D) helping Jacoby understand the baby’s point of view

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