If an argument occurs between children
A) side with the child that is less cognitively developed to help balance the conversation.
B) avoid taking sides.
C) side with the child that is right.
D) separate the children and forbid further discussion of the issue.
E) ignore the argument unless the children become physically combative.

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Taking sides with either child may cause further conflict and may not effectively resolve the issue at hand. Avoiding taking sides allows both children to express their thoughts and feelings while finding a peaceful solution to the argument.

If an Argument Occurs Between Children