Lou and sandy want to raise their children to be as bias-free as possible. as a result, they encourage their toddlers to play with both same and opposite sex children. which statement is true of children’s play with opposite sex children?
a. while children prefer to play with same sex children when engaging in sex-stereotyped play (e. g., playing house or playing war), this is not the case in gender-neutral play.
b. children have no preference for same or opposite sex playmates and are more concerned with whether or not their friends are fun playmates.
c. children spontaneously select same-sex playmates; adult pressure is not necessary.