Shy, inhibited children

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Shy, inhibited children are likely to have difficulty interacting with other children. They may also have difficulty initiating social contact or responding to social overtures from others, which can lead to social isolation, peer rejection, and loneliness. However, it is not true that they are unlikely to succeed in school, less likely to comply with a parent's rules and requests, or have more difficulty in familiar situations than in unfamiliar situations.

Shy, Inhibited Children