In / "Charles,/" what is the real reason for Laurie's misbehavior?. A. He and Charles have agreed to be unruly. B. He is having trouble adjusting to school. C. His parents never taught him manners. D. He is influenced by Charles, who sits next to him.

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Kian Maynard

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6 May, 11:53

In / "Charles,/" what is the real reason for Laurie's misbehavior?. A. He and Charles have agreed to be unruly. B. He is having trouble adjusting to school. C. His parents never taught him manners. D. He is influenced by Charles, who sits next to him.

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Makayla Solis · Answer 1

Laurie misbehaves for attention and because he was influenced by the behavior of Charles at school. The behavior of Laurie at home reflects that of Charles in school. At school, the child bullies and hits children, hurts his teacher, and does not abide by the rules.