According to the text, the children who fare best in times of war are those who:
A) have rigid and concrete ways of thinking about the world around them
B) use a single coping strategy, rather than a range of coping strategies
C) who have loving parents and good peer relationships
D) who have few friends, so they experience a lesser sense of loss

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According to the text, the children who fare best in times of war are those who have loving parents and good peer relationships. This allows children to have a support system in times of crisis, which helps them to cope better with the stress and trauma they experience. The other options (A, B, and D) are not mentioned in the text as factors that contribute to children's resilience in times of war.

According to the Text, the Children Who Fare Best in Times