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Abused children are more likely to a.be fussy, resistant to control, and not readily adaptable to ne

Abused children are more likely to
a.   be fussy, resistant to control, and not readily adaptable to new situations.
b.   do well in school.
c.   strive for perfection to avoid punishment.
d.   seek out new situations.

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Perfect timing, my exams in a few days. Thanks for the response.

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The answer for this question wasn't hard to find. Anyway, I'm glad to know I helped

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