Interventions with Rejected Children Have Typically

question 31

Multiple Choice

Interventions with rejected children have typically:

• A) encouraged parents to reprimand children when they are aggressive or particularly withdrawn with their peers.
• B) taught children specific social skills.
• C) coached children to try to influence the peer group to choose activities in which the rejected children feel competent.
• D) encouraged the rejected children's peers to understand why the children are aggressive or withdrawn.

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