Research on Behavioral Contributors to Peer Acceptance Indicates That

Research on behavioral contributors to peer acceptance indicates that

A) popular children achieve their favored positions among peers because they are friendly, cooperative, and nonaggressive
B) children may become friendlier, more cooperative, and less aggressive after achieving a favored position in the peer group
C) children who rarely initiate social interactions are likely to be rejected by peers
D) popular children achieve their favored positions among peers because they are friendly, cooperative, and nonaggressive and children may become friendlier, more cooperative, and less aggressive after achieving a favored position in the peer group
E) all of these