For normal children, social referencing stops
A) around first grade.
B) in middle school.
C) near the end of high school.
D) Social referencing never stops for normal children.

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Social referencing is a process where individuals look to others in their environment to seek clues about how to interpret uncertain situations. This behavior is not limited to childhood and continues throughout life as individuals constantly encounter new and ambiguous situations. Therefore, it does not stop at any specific age or educational level.

For Normal Children, Social Referencing Stops