Which change is NOT a negative consequence of experiencing homelessness during middle childhood?

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Experiencing homelessness during middle childhood can have numerous negative consequences, such as changes in cortisol levels (A) and blood pressure (B), as well as potential weight loss rather than weight gain (D), due to lack of access to regular meals. However, increased self-esteem (C) would be an unlikely result of experiencing homelessness, as it can often lead to a sense of instability, stress, and low self-worth.

Which Change Is NOT a Negative Consequence of Experiencing Homelessness