Child lacking discipline and cooperation is called what?

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The idea being tested is how language describes a child whose behavior shows a direct result of being spoiled—lacking discipline and cooperation as a consequence of overindulgence. The best match is the option that conveys someone who has been spoiled and, as a result, tends to be defiant and uncooperative. That phrase signals entitlement and a pattern of behavior where rules are bent or ignored because the child expects to get their way.

The other descriptors describe different kinds of misbehavior. A naughty child is disobedient or mildly troublesome but doesn’t automatically imply being spoiled or a lack of cooperation from overindulgence. A mischievous kid implies playful, sly troublemaking rather than a consistent, entitled defiance. A turbulent child suggests overall disorder or volatility, not specifically the consequence of indulgence.

So the term that best captures the idea of lacking discipline and cooperation due to being spoiled is the one presented, effectively describing that particular behavior pattern.