In the Kupersmidt and Patterson Study of Peer Status and Adjustment

question 107

Multiple Choice

In the Kupersmidt and Patterson study of peer status and adjustment,

• A)peer status was not related to clinical difficulties for boys.
• B)rejected boys and girls had high rates of clinical difficulties.
• C)rejected boys, but not rejected girls, exhibited high rates of clinical level difficulties.
• D)rejected girls, but not rejected boys, exhibited high rates of clinical level difficulties.

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