What aspect of emotional disability most affects students?

• A. Their academic performance only
• B. Their emotional stability and relationships with peers
• C. Physical development
• D. Their ability to follow rules alone

Answer: (B)

Students with emotional disabilities experience significant challenges that predominantly impact their emotional stability and relationships with peers. These challenges can lead to difficulties in managing emotions, which in turn affects their social interactions and ability to form and maintain friendships. Emotional disabilities often manifest as issues such as anxiety, depression, or behavioral problems, which can hinder a student's ability to connect with others positively. Consequently, the ability to maintain healthy relationships and navigate social environments is largely compromised.

While academic performance can be affected as a secondary consequence of these emotional challenges, it is the emotional and social aspects that most directly impact students’ daily experiences and overall well-being. Physical development and ability to follow rules, while important, are not as central to the core difficulties faced by students with emotional disabilities.