Children with histories of __________ have the most severe and wide-ranging problems in school and interpersonal adjustment.

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Children who have experienced abuse and neglect have been shown to have significant difficulties in academic and social settings. They may have lower academic achievement, problems with behavior, and difficulty forming positive relationships with peers and adults. These effects can be long-lasting and persistent, even after the abuse or neglect has ended. While children with learning disabilities or physical disabilities may face challenges, they do not necessarily have the same level of wide-ranging problems in school and social settings as those who have experienced abuse or neglect. Children with mental illness may also face significant challenges, but this is not necessarily true for all children with mental health concerns.

Children with Histories of __________ Have the Most Severe and Wide-Ranging