Now that Elle is in kindergarten, she is feeling the stress of adapting to a new routine. On the fourth day of school, she awoke with a stomach ache. It is possible that Elle's stomach ache is evidence of:.
A) intrinsic motivation
B) extrinsic motivation
C) internalizing problems
D) externalizing problems

Internalizing problems (option c) is the evidence of the problem of stomach ace experiencing by the Kindergarten child Nile.

Explanation:

In this scenario, Elle of kindergarten faces the problems of internalizing factor. This is the reason for introducing the child into the environment of academic learning. For the first three days, Elle felt her isolated status from spending time thoroughly with her family members. Especially she misses the emotional touch of her mom's affection for a few hours.

After spending the first three days with the new teacher, Elle gradually steps into the frustrated and depressed mood of learning. Elle also feared the movements of the teacher as well as the school campus. Elle gets stomach ache because of her thought of insecurity of adapting to the new educational system.

answer; the correct answer is (composition);

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