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A group of 10-year-old girls have formed a ""girls only"" club. It is only open to girls who still like to play with dolls. How should this behavior be interpreted?
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A group of 10-year-old girls have formed a ""girls only"" club. It is only open to girls who still like to play with dolls. How should this behavior be interpreted?

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Answer:Characteristic of social development of this age.

Explanation:Forming a formalized group or club is one of the popular characteristics when children are in their middle age.

It is a very crucial thing for children at this age to identify with a particular group for their peer socialization. If they don't identity with any group it may lead to isolation and bullying.

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