Which Statement About Gender-Atypical Children in Middle Childhood Is True

Which statement about gender-atypical children in middle childhood is true?

A) Although gender-atypical children sometimes feel rejected, they seldom experience serious adjustment difficulties.
B) School-age children who experience rejection because of their gender-atypical traits suffer profoundly.
C) Experts agree that the best way to help gender-atypical children is to make them more gender typical.
D) Gender-typical and gender-atypical children show similar gains in self-esteem in third through seventh grade.