单选题危险儿童（children at risk）不包括（）A可能的辍学者B怀孕的少女C父母离异的儿童D监狱中的少年犯
单选题
危险儿童（children at risk）不包括（）
A
可能的辍学者
B
怀孕的少女
C
父母离异的儿童
D
监狱中的少年犯
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