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Friendship Dynamics in Childhood

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Which characteristic is NOT associated with popular children?

They frequently ignore peer suggestions. (correct)

They listen attentively and maintain open communication.

They are happy and control their negative emotions.

They often show enthusiasm and concern for others.

Neglected children are frequently disliked by their peers.

False

What type of peer status is characterized by being frequently nominated as best friend but also disliked?

Controversial

Children often prefer ______ peer groups during late childhood.

<p>same-sex</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following peer statuses with their definitions:

<p>Popular = Frequently nominated as best friend and rarely disliked by peers Average = Receive an average number of positive and negative nominations Neglected = Rarely nominated as best friend but not disliked Rejected = Infrequently nominated as best friend and disliked Controversial = Frequently nominated as best friend but also disliked</p> Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

Building Friendships

Children spend more time interacting with peers in late childhood.
Good peer relationships are crucial for children's emotional development and sense of belonging.
Peer size increases, and adult supervision decreases.
Children often prefer same-sex peer groups at this age.

Peer Status Types

Popular: Frequently nominated as best friend; rarely disliked.
Average: Receive an average number of positive and negative nominations.
Neglected: Seldom nominated as best friend but not disliked.
Rejected: Infrequently nominated as best friend; also disliked.
Controversial: Frequently nominated as best friend but also disliked

Popular Children's Traits

Give out reinforcement.
Act naturally.
Listen carefully and promote open communication.
Happy and manage negative emotions.
Show enthusiasm and concern for others.

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Explore the importance of peer relationships in late childhood and how they affect emotional development. This quiz examines different peer status types and traits of popular children, offering insights into childhood interactions and friendships.