Neglected children differ from rejected children in their unsuccessful peer interactions.They do not display a social cognitive deficit,but they

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Neglected children may have the social skills and cognitive abilities necessary to interact with peers, but they may lack the confidence and experience necessary to effectively initiate and maintain social relationships. They may be anxious about their ability to interact with peers and may avoid social situations, which further exacerbates their social isolation. Rejected children, on the other hand, may have more overt social skill deficits and may engage in aggressive or disruptive behaviors that others find unpleasant or threatening.

Neglected Children Differ from Rejected Children in Their Unsuccessful Peer