One of the characteristic features of school-age children is that they are more likely than younger children to try to conform to peer standards in such matters as clothing and language.

a. true

b. false

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Amelie

Social Studies

26 December, 13:04

One of the characteristic features of school-age children is that they are more likely than younger children to try to conform to peer standards in such matters as clothing and language.

a. true

b. false

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Veronica Castro · Answer 1

True.

Explanation:

Socialization starts to occur, in a more developed way, between the ages of 6 and 12. They start to enter in a peer context which becomes a central issue in their lives. Therefore, hey are more likely than younger children to try to conform to peer standards in such matters as clothing and language. They, maybe without even knowing, start to repeat patterns and behaviours that they think are good. Be it a word, a shirt, an attitude.

One of the characteristic features of school-age children is that they are more likely than younger children to try to conform to peer standards in such matters as clothing and language.a. trueb. false

One of the characteristic features of school-age children is that they are more likely than younger children to try to conform to peer standards in such matters as clothing and language.

a. true

b. false