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Why does Ruby Allen-Short think young children often try to cut their own hair?
It stifles the development of individuality, which can impede their child's ability to become a unique and happy adult.
One of the first ways that children exert control over themselves is by choosing what they wear and how they look.
Many people react to this milestone with instinctual embarrassment.
Up until middle school, most decisions are made by parents, teachers, and other adults.

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cutting your hair can make you feel unique and you have a sense of control over your individuality

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B. One of the first ways that children exert control over themselves is by choosing what they wear and how they look

Explanation:

You can eliminate answers, “Up until middle school, most decisions are made by parents, teachers, and other adults”, “Many people react to this milestone with instinctual embarrassment”, and, “It stifles the development of individuality, which can impede their child's ability to become a unique and happy adult” because have little to none correlation to the question, or is just the complete opposite of what the question is asking for.

That leaves us with the answer, “One of the first ways that children exert control over themselves is by choosing what they wear and how they look.”

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