School-age children who are left to supervise themselves after school while their parents work are often referred to as children.
a. latchkey
b. abandoned
c. privileged
d. caring

School-age children who are left to supervise themselves after school while their parents work are often referred to as latchkey children. The answer is letter A. The negative effects of being a latchkey child are loneliness, boredom and fear. Sometimes, it may result to an even greater effect such as alcohol and drug abuse.

thomas jefferson

explanation:

answer; collective security;