Children with well-developed social skills are not often viewed as
A. friendly.
B. cooperative.
C. gullible.
D. responsible.
my answer is c.
Correct.
Ah, I see you've chosen option C. (gullible) Well, that's an interesting choice, but let me tell you, it's actually not the correct answer. Children with well-developed social skills are not often viewed as gullible. They tend to be more aware of their surroundings and are less likely to fall for tricks and pranks. So, keep your chin up and let's try again, shall we?
The correct answer is actually C. gullible. Children with well-developed social skills are typically seen as friendly, cooperative, and responsible. Being gullible refers to being easily fooled or tricked, which is not typically associated with having well-developed social skills.
To determine the correct answer, we need to consider the qualities of children with well-developed social skills. Children with well-developed social skills are generally perceived positively by others, so we can eliminate options A, B, and D, as these are positive qualities. This leaves us with option C, "gullible."
However, it's important to note that children with well-developed social skills are typically not viewed as gullible. Gullible refers to someone who is easily tricked or manipulated, which is not a characteristic associated with strong social skills. So, the correct answer should not be C.
Therefore, the correct answer to the question is actually none of the given options.