Research on Peer Victimization Shows That

question 3

Multiple Choice

Research on peer victimization shows that

• A)in middle childhood,girls bully peers nearly as often as boys.
• B)school codes against bullying are rarely effective at reducing peer victimization.
• C)developing a school code against bullying can reduce peer victimization.
• D)most school-age children are well-liked and admired by peers.

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