Exam 11: Peers, Friends, and Play

Four children are playing together. They assign pretend roles of mommy, daddy, boss at work, and teacher. They take on the assigned roles, and plan the meaning of the roles. They interact extensively. They are engaged in which of the following play type?

Who among the following is most likely influenced by negative peer pressure?

Which link to peer rejection is strongest and most consistent across countries?

According to a study described in the text, children ages 9-11 are likely to have contact with the opposite sex under what condition?

A rejected child and a popular/star child are both bumped in the hallway by a socially isolated child. How are the rejected child and popular child likely to differ in their interpretation of the bump? Why?

Two boys, Arthur and Vernon, are rolling in the dirt as they tussle and push each other. They are smiling as they jump up and mush rotten apples onto each other. They are engaged in

Which type of peer status is most common?

Well-executed cooperative learning tends to

Children with imaginary friends tend to

The graph shown below represents children's _______ as they grow older.

For high school students, regular dating has been linked to which of the following?

Which children are LEAST likely to change peer status?

Which of the following is an attribute of well-executed cooperative learning?

Countries that show higher achievement than the United States tend to have

Gender segregation tends to be enforced by

The influence of peer pressure

To promote good friendships for their children, parents should do which of the following?

Which of the following is true of play?

Which of the following is a cause for concern?

Children who are bully leaders or tough/popular are likely to experience what peer status?