Cross-Cultural Research Has Shown That Across Cultures, Children in Middle

Multiple Choice

Cross-cultural research has shown that across cultures, children in middle childhood do all of the following EXCEPT

A) learn their place in an existing network of roles.
B) develop individual friendships.
C) segregate their play groups by gender.
D) learn the beginnings of concrete operations.
E) develop the cognitive underpinnings of reciprocity.