Virtual Social Exclusion Experiments Help Researchers Understand

question 1

Multiple Choice

Virtual social exclusion experiments help researchers understand

• A) peer status nominations.
• B) how the brain responds to social exclusion.
• C) how popular children achieve their status.
• D) how rejected children develop social skills.
• E) how the brain responds when socializing within a clique.

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