Which of the following is true about resilient children?

A) They have a hard time connecting
B) They are destined for greatness
C) They have difficulty with social skills
D) They emerge intact from a history of severe distress

Resilient children are those who are able to bounce back from adversity and emerge fully functional despite experiencing severe distress such as trauma, abuse, or neglect. This does not mean that they do not have difficulties or negative experiences, but rather that they are able to adapt and manage these challenges. Resilience is not a fixed trait or destiny, but a dynamic process shaped by both individual characteristics and environmental context.