Peer Relationships in Development
Psychology ⇒ Developmental Psychology
Peer Relationships in Development starts at 9 and continues till grade 12.
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Describe one negative consequence of peer victimization.
Describe one way in which peer relationships differ from family relationships during adolescence.
Describe one way in which technology has changed peer relationships among adolescents.
Describe the impact of bullying on peer relationships and development.
Describe the role of peer relationships in the development of social competence.
Explain how cultural differences can affect peer relationships.
A student is often left out of group activities and rarely invited to social events. What type of peer status does this student most likely have? (1) Popular, (2) Rejected, (3) Neglected, (4) Controversial
A student is well-liked by some peers but disliked by others. What is this peer status called? (1) Popular, (2) Neglected, (3) Controversial, (4) Rejected
A student is often left out of group activities and rarely invited to social events. What type of peer status does this student most likely have? (1) Popular, (2) Rejected, (3) Neglected, (4) Controversial
A student is well-liked by some peers but disliked by others. What is this peer status called? (1) Popular, (2) Neglected, (3) Controversial, (4) Rejected
Which of the following best describes a 'peer group' in developmental psychology? (1) A group of people of similar age and status, (2) A group of adults supervising children, (3) A family unit, (4) A group of teachers in a school
Which of the following best describes 'peer acceptance'? (1) Being liked by most peers, (2) Being ignored by peers, (3) Being disliked by most peers, (4) Being isolated from peers
Fill in the blank: A close, mutual, and voluntary relationship between two people of similar age is called a _______________.
Fill in the blank: The ability to resolve disagreements and maintain positive relationships is known as _______________ skills.
Fill in the blank: The ability to understand and share the feelings of another person is called _______________.
Fill in the blank: The act of intentionally excluding someone from a peer group is known as _______________.
True or False: Adolescents with strong peer relationships are less likely to experience loneliness.
True or False: Cliques are larger, more loosely organized groups than crowds.
True or False: Friendships in adolescence are typically based on shared interests and values.
True or False: Having at least one close friend is associated with better psychological well-being in adolescence.
