Neglected Children Differ from Rejected Children in Their Unsuccessful Peer

question 114

Multiple Choice

Neglected children differ from rejected children in their unsuccessful peer interactions.They do not display a social cognitive deficit,but they

• A) display insecurities and anxieties about the consequences of their social actions.
• B) display social learning deficits.
• C) have a biological predisposition for lower cognitive functioning.
• D) have parents who have abused them.

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