High-status children tend to do all of the following except

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High-status children are more likely to form friendships with other high-status children and form cliques of desirable and exclusive groups. They may have a larger number of friends, but they are unlikely to form friendships with lower class or unpopular children, as their social status may be seen as a barrier to forming relationships with individuals from different social backgrounds. Therefore, D is the option that high-status children do not tend to do.

High-Status Children Tend to Do All of the Following Except