Which of the following is true about teaching prosocial skills?

A) It should be done at home, not at school
B) It is one approach to teaching children morals
C) It never uses social interaction as part of the process
D) It is not used in schools today

Teaching prosocial skills is seen as one approach to teaching children morals, along with other methods such as modeling and direct instruction. It can be done both at home and in the school setting and typically involves social interaction as part of the process. Prosocial skills are widely recognized as important for promoting positive social behavior and preventing negative outcomes such as aggression and social withdrawal.