Children with poor motor skills:
A) are more likely to be rejected by their peers in certain settings
B) are more likely to be endomorphic
C) have similar emotional functioning as those with good motor skills
D) both A and B are correct

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Children with poor motor skills may struggle to participate in physical activities, making them more likely to be rejected by their peers in certain settings. Additionally, these children may have a higher likelihood of being endomorphic (having a higher body fat percentage) due to their decreased activity level. However, research suggests that emotional functioning is not necessarily linked to motor skills.

Children with Poor Motor Skills