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As a result , they have lower self - esteem and lower sense of self - worthmay leadto peer rejection
The aggressive behavior that Predominately Hyperactive / Impulsive Type children displaycan also leadto peer rejection
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such that aggression in childhood often predicts similar and perhaps escalating behavior over the life course ( Farrington , 1991 ; Haapasalo and Tremblay , 1994 ; Loeber and Dishion , 1983 ; Loeber and Hay , 1997resultingin peer rejection
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