What is the least likely reason for why a child might be rejected by his or her peers?
A) because they are aggressive
B) because they are socially withdrawn
C) because they are different from other children
D) because they are physically weak or small

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While physical weakness or small size may make a child vulnerable to bullying or exclusion in some cases, it is generally not considered a primary reason for peer rejection. Research suggests that aggressive behavior, social withdrawal, and perceived differences from other children (such as race or disability) are more common reasons for peers to reject a child.

What Is the Least Likely Reason for Why a Child