Research indicates that children are more liked by their peers if they have substantial knowledge about the emotions they experience.The likely reason for this is that these children

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Children who have substantial knowledge about the emotions they experience are more likely to respond appropriately to the emotional expressions of their peers, which can lead to better peer relationships and being more liked by their peers. It does not necessarily mean they rarely display their emotions or that they display more emotions than their peers. It also does not explicitly state that they have learned to control their negative emotions.

Research Indicates That Children Are More Liked by Their Peers