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Friendship Quiz

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  1. Children with special needs tend to have friendships that are behaviorally different from their "normal" peers.
    True: False:

  2. Associative play is the most dominant form of play for youngsters with special needs.
    True: False:

  3. Children who are extremely shy benefit most from playing with children who are younger than themselves.
    True: False:

  4. Children with friends usually are the leaders in interactions.
    True: False:

  5. Adults must teach children how to become aware of other children's invitations to play.
    True: False:

  6. Children who lack friendship skills benefit from watching "skilled" children interact.
    True: False:

  7. Young children tend to form friendships with children the same age and height.
    True: False:

  8. Young children who play with their parents are more likely to form friendships.
    True: False:

  9. If a child has not formed at least one friendship by age six, his or her future prognosis is dim.
    True: False:

  10. Young children display more social behavior in small groups of 2-4 children than in larger groups.
    True: False:

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