We all know this picture from our childhood: there were certain kids who were always
standing alone at the edge of the action, never included, sometimes
made fun of. If it wasn't you, it was someone you remember (barely, since you didn't know them well).
And it always seemed to be the same few kids. New research is examining
the reasons for inclusion or exclusion, and has come up with a couple
of theories. Before I get to that, here's my theory: Kids
Don't Like Someone Who is Different.
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