From childhood to adolescence _____ becomes less important as a determinant of peer rejection, whereas _____ becomes increasingly important.

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Research has shown that during childhood, withdrawn behavior is more likely to lead to peer rejection, whereas in adolescence, aggression becomes a more salient factor in peer rejection. Therefore, option B correctly identifies the shift from withdrawn behavior to aggression as a more important determinant of peer rejection during puberty.

From Childhood to Adolescence _____ Becomes Less Important as a Determinant