Which of the following characteristics would be typical of a school-age child who is popular with his or her peers?

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A child who is popular with his or her peers is likely to possess empathy and the ability to assess the feelings of others. This allows them to relate well to their peers, be sensitive to their needs, and form positive relationships with them. Notable talent and creativity (choice A) may be admired by peers but this alone does not make a child popular. Negative behavior toward other children (choice B) is likely to make a child unpopular rather than popular. Difficulty regulating the expression of strong emotions (choice D) can make a child unpredictable and difficult to interact with, potentially leading to social rejection.

Which of the Following Characteristics Would Be Typical of a School-Age