Rejected Children Are More Likely Than Better-Liked Children to

question 75

Multiple Choice

Rejected children are more likely than better-liked children to

• A) have a goal to get along with other children.
• B) attribute hostile intent to others.
• C) suggest varied strategies for resolving difficult social situations.
• D) refrain from threatening popular children when asked to solve a conflict with a peer.

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