Children Who Live in the Midst of Constant Danger, Chaos

Children who live in the midst of constant danger, chaos, and deprivation,

A) gain flexible problem-solving skills which, in turn, leads to better coping.
B) have fewer anxieties than children with school phobias.
C) are at risk for long-term emotional distress and behavior problems.
D) have some short-term, but few long-term, emotional problems.