How popular a child feels in social interactions with parents and peers is called
A) scholastic competence.
B) athletic competence.
C) social competence.
D) behavioral conduct.

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Social competence refers to a child's ability to navigate social interactions, including with parents and peers, and feel accepted and valued in those interactions. Scholastic competence and athletic competence refer to a child's abilities in academic and athletic domains, respectively. Behavioral conduct refers to a child's behavior and adherence to rules and expectations.

How Popular a Child Feels in Social Interactions with Parents