Gap Fill - Risky Behaviour - Level 2

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The researcher suggested why children and young chimpanzees take . They are at an when people control them . Parents often stop young children from doing risky . However, young teens have more and want to try risky things. The researcher said the risk-taking was the same for male and chimps and humans. A website said some researchers want children to have " to thrill-seeking play, including the old-fashioned bars, as a way to help them develop motor skills and skeletal ".

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