Exam 15: Peers
Exam 1: Themes and Theories150 Questions
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Exam 13: Gender150 Questions
Exam 14: The Family150 Questions
Exam 15: Peers150 Questions
Exam 16: Beyond Family and Peers150 Questions
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Ryan is the child of authoritarian,power-assertive parents.He is to be classified as
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A rejected child is likely to continuously repeat an unsuccessful social behavior.
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_________ who are coordinated,strong,and skilled in physical or sporting activities are rated as more popular by their peers and as more socially competent by their teachers and parents.
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Marcy is just entering second grade,and she is happy because she has many friends who will be there too.According to research findings on peer relations,Marcy is likely to
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When neglected children are asked to enter a group of unfamiliar children already at play,they typically
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What is modeling,and how can it be used to train children in social skills?
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When popular children are asked to enter a group of unfamiliar children already at play,they typically
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Most children are likely to include themselves as a member of a ________;but peers tend to assign other children to a ________.
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Explain dominance hierarchies and their relationship to peer groups.
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________ contends that peer interactions prompt,or even coerce,the child to consider the viewpoints of others,thus broadening the child's social perspective taking ability.
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Describe the patterns and conceptions of friendships during the early childhood years.
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Playmates who become friends do all of the following except
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Grant is twelve.As he enters adolescence,he is likely to decrease the amount of his free time spent with peers.
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During adolescence,friends become less positive and reciprocally supportive.
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Christopher,Mark,Michael,and Patrick were playing "cops and robbers." They decided who would be the cops and who would be the robbers,and they even played out a robbery scene and a car chase in their back yard.The boys are engaged in _________ play.
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Discuss the child's active role in his or her peer socialization.In what aspects of peer relations,popularity,and friendships do children take an active part? In what aspects,if any,do children take a passive part?
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In her classic studies of children's play,Mildred Parten found that the peer relations of young children are characterized by three forms of play.What are those forms,and what are their main characteristics?
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When designing a procedure for asking students to rate who among their peers is popular,Dr.Shaw should try to make sure that
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________ maintains that contact with peers,especially those who are more skilled in a given domain,stretches the child's intellectual and social capacities,causing the child to internalize new modes of thinking.
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