Which of the following is NOT a consequence of losing a parent during childhood?

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Losing a parent during childhood is typically associated with negative emotional and psychological outcomes, such as increased crying (a sign of distress), increases in depression (a common response to significant loss), and increases in bed-wetting (which can be a stress response in children). An increase in extraversion (becoming more outgoing and socially confident) is not typically a consequence of losing a parent during childhood, as such a loss is more likely to result in withdrawal or increased internalizing behaviors rather than increased extraversion.

Which of the Following Is NOT a Consequence of Losing