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First-person view of holding a smartphone taking a picture of two teenage girls sitting close together and smiling

How do children choose a best friend?

Source: BBC

How important is it to have a best friend? This article explains the health benefits of having close relationships with others. It also points out some interesting differences in cultural expectations related to friendship.

This entry was posted in Finding Common Ground, Ourselves and Others, The Individual and Society and tagged Culture & Society, Human behavior, People on March 1, 2022 by Chandler Gifford.

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