When parents of multiple children are asked to describe their children's personalities, they often
A) regard siblings as more distinct than other observers do.
B) emphasize similarities between siblings.
C) regard their children as more alike than other observers do.
D) rate their children as moderately similar.

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Parents of multiple children often perceive their children as more distinct and unique than other observers because they have more experience with their individual differences and personalities. Research has shown that parents can differentiate between their children's personalities and behaviors even at a young age.

When Parents of Multiple Children Are Asked to Describe Their