What Is True About Children Who Are Rejected by Their

Multiple Choice

What is true about children who are rejected by their peers?

A) Their parents were likely consistent with discipline.
B) With improved social skills (through training for example) ,rejection becomes less likely.
C) Children who are rejected cannot be taught how to initiate interaction or communicate clearly.
D) Children who are rejected are no more likely to suffer from psychopathology than those who are not rejected.