In one study,almost 50 percent of dropouts said their primary reason for leaving school was
A)peer-related.
B)personal.
C)economic.
D)school-related.

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According to the study, almost 50 percent of dropouts said their primary reason for leaving school was school-related, indicating that they may have faced challenges such as academic difficulties, low motivation, or lack of support from teachers and staff. Peers, personal issues, and economic factors were cited as secondary reasons for dropping out.

In One Study,almost 50 Percent of Dropouts Said Their Primary