Children who are lonely and have fewer mutual friendships and lower peer popularity are more likely to

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Children who are lonely and have fewer mutual friendships and lower peer popularity are more likely to

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Studies have shown that lonely children who lack social support and have few friends are at a higher risk for engaging in negative behaviors such as cyberbullying as a way to feel powerful and connected with others. The other choices, B, C, and D, are unrelated to loneliness and peer relationships.

Children Who Are Lonely and Have Fewer Mutual Friendships and Lower