Friendships CANNOT buffer children against the negative effects of
A) being victimized by peers.
B) entering a new school.
C) being socially isolated.
D) having poor-quality relationships.

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Friendships can provide support and mitigate the negative impacts of being victimized by peers, entering a new school, and being socially isolated. However, if the friendships themselves are of poor quality, they cannot buffer against their own negative effects.

Friendships CANNOT Buffer Children Against the Negative Effects of