Between the ages of four and six, children tend to separate into
A) opposite-gender groups.
B) same-gender groups.
C) groups based on their level of socialization.
D) small groups that are formed on the basis of socioeconomic status.

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Between the ages of four and six, children tend to separate into same-gender groups. This is known as gender segregation and is a common developmental phenomenon. Boys tend to play with boys and girls tend to play with girls during this stage of development.

Between the Ages of Four and Six, Children Tend to Separate