Adolescents Boys Who Are Lonely, Depressed, Worried, or Angry Tend

Adolescents boys who are lonely, depressed, worried, or angry tend to express these concerns in characteristic ways, that is, they:

A) externalize their emotional problems in acts of aggression and other antisocial behaviour.
B) are more likely to become depressed and attempt suicide.
C) internalize their feelings and become more withdrawn.
D) internalize their problems and, as a result, have low self-esteem.