For children, peer rejection in childhood can have serious long-term consequences, including all EXCEPT which outcome?

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There is no research that indicates that peer rejection in childhood can lead to medical problems like cancer. However, research suggests that peer rejection may increase the risk of dropping out of school, committing juvenile offenses, and suffering from psychopathology.

For Children, Peer Rejection in Childhood Can Have Serious Long-Term