Children with peer difficulties
A) are often popular with younger children.
B) often hold biased social expectations.
C) are liked by teachers but ignored by classmates.
D) tend to come from one-child families.

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Children with peer difficulties often hold biased social expectations, such as having unrealistic expectations of their peers, which can lead to social difficulties. The other choices are not supported by research.

Children with Peer Difficulties