Lara is worried about her daughter's changing friendships. From the ages of 5-7, her daughter Mallory had many friends. Mallory played with multiple kids at school (boys and girls) and was invited to many parties, playdates, and sleepovers. Despite a few minor and normal arguments and issues, Mallory never had issues playing with her peers and always seemed to get along well with others. Now that Mallory is 9 years old, things have changed. The number of friends Mallory has dwindled to a single girl. While she spends a lot of time with this girl and they have a strong bond with one another, her mother is concerned that Mallory doesn't interact much with the other children and is worried that Mallory is losing friends.Question(s):Using William Damon's theory of friendship formation and change across childhood, evaluate the changes in Mallory's friendships. Explain to Lara how friendships change across the 3 stages of friendship formation and discuss whether Lara should be worried about Mallory's current friendship situation.