Peer groups during middle childhood, meaning ages six to 10, are often heterogeneous in regards to sex.

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Final Answer : False, Explanation :  During middle childhood, peer groups tend to be more homogeneous in terms of sex, meaning children often associate with peers of the same sex, forming groups that are either all boys or all girls.

Peer groups during middle childhood, meaning ages six to 10, are often heterogeneous in regards to sex.

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