Exam 13: Section 2: Peer Relationship

Which statements about the support provided to school-age children by friends is true?

Which statement about social withdrawal and peer acceptance in childhood is true?

Children's long-term adjustment appears to be caused in part by:

When asked who their best friend is, Dana and Wendy both name each other. Dana and Wendy are considered to be:

In Canada, what percentage of children in grades 6 through 11 admit to cyberbullying in the past three months?

In adolescence, it is MOST likely that two friends will have what in common?

In Canada, a 12- to 14-year-old who is in a romantic relationship is MORE likely to do which of the following?

The clique to which adolescents belong is _____; the crowd to which adolescents belong is _____.

Children who are nominated by a number of peers as liked and by other peers as disliked are categorized as:

Relational aggression includes all of these behaviours EXCEPT:

Which statement about adolescents' involvement with romantic partners is true?

Sociometrically popular children are more likely than average children to exhibit _____ aggression, but are less likely than average children to exhibit _____ aggression. Children who are perceived as popular increasingly use _____ aggression across adolescence.

Research indicates that compared to preschool children who were securely attached as infants, those who were insecurely attached as infants tend to be:

Which two groups of children are both likely to change their sociometric group over short periods of time, such as weeks or months?

Which parenting practice has been found to be associated with children being well-accepted by their peers?

Which variable does NOT contribute to the social-cognitive and cognitive development that takes place to a greater extent in interactions between friends than in interactions between non-friends?

Loosely organized groups of adolescents that identify as a group and often engage in illegal activity are referred to as:

Henry is known for getting into fights at school. Jake goes to school with Henry but is not in his peer group. How is Jake MOST likely to view Henry?

The correlational nature of the research on the influence of friendships on children's aggressive and disruptive behaviour makes it difficult to know whether results reflect:

Of these sociometric status groups, children in which group are MOST likely to remain in the same sociometric group over long periods of time?