Children's long-term adjustment appears to be caused in part by
A) their sociometric status.
B) the quality of their social behavior.
C) both their sociometric status and the quality of their social behavior.
D) neither their sociometric status nor the quality of their social behavior.

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Both sociometric status (the degree to which children are liked or disliked by peers) and the quality of their social behavior (how well they interact with others) have been found to be predictors of long-term adjustment in children. Therefore, the best choice is C.

Children's Long-Term Adjustment Appears to Be Caused in Part by