According to research by Rodkin et al. in 2013 and Xie et al. in 2006, socially speaking, popular children:

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Research by Rodkin et al. in 2013 and Xie et al. in 2006 shows that popular children are generally seen as being socially skilled, and exhibit behaviors such as being nurturing, cooperative, and helpful towards others. Additionally, they are often viewed by their peers as being well-liked and respected. Therefore, option B is the best choice.

Option A is incorrect because popular children are typically not found to have low self-esteem. Option C is also incorrect because popular children are typically not rejected by their peers; in fact, they are often well-liked and respected. Option D is incorrect as popular children are not likely to remain on the fringes of peer groups.

According to Research by Rodkin Et Al