Exam 15: Peers

The key factor in predicting whether rejected children will engage in delinquent behaviour later is their:

The type of play that occurs when the child transforms the physical environment into a symbol is called _____ play.

Play that involves interaction with peers is called _____ play.

Children's friendships serve the purpose of helping children maintain an impression of themselves as competent and attractive,which Gottman and Parker (1987)call:

If a child is bullied,he or she could be which of the following?

Children's friendships serve the function of providing information about where children stand vis-à-vis others,which Gottman and Parker (1987)call:

Peers are children of about the same:

Peer influences:

Researchers have often found it is _____ to improve the social skills of adolescents who are actively disliked and rejected.

The major goal of programs designed to assist rejected children involves:

Dodge (2010)found that aggressive boys are more likely to perceive another child's actions as:

Friendships in early adolescence are a significant predictor of self-worth:

Peer relations begin to take on an important role in:

Define and give one example of the types of play including sensorimotor,practice,pretense/symbolic,social,and constructive.

_____ is verbal or physical behaviour intended to disturb someone less powerful.

The Steps to Respect anti-bullying program consists of all of the following except:

When Mr.Alden's third-grade class writes a script for and reenacts "The First Thanksgiving Feast," which category of play are they engaging in?

Lyn Brown and Carol Gilligan conducted in-depth interviews of _____ to find out their views on friendships.

Identify the six functions of friendship and give one example of each.

Play therapy allows children to work off frustrations and is a medium through which therapists can analyze children's conflicts and ways of coping with them.Give a scenario to show the concept of play therapy.