Sibling Interactions and Family Dynamics
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How are children who primarily have opposite-gender friendships perceived compared to those with same-gender friendships?

  • They have higher self-esteem.
  • They are more likely to be central members of their cliques.
  • They are considered more popular among their peers.
  • They are judged as less skilled academically and socially. (correct)

    • According to Zarbatany, McDougall, & Hymel (2000), what effect does having girls in friendship networks have on boys?

  • Increased self-esteem
  • Decreased academic performance
  • Decreased social skills
  • Greater intimacy with same-gender best friends (correct)

    • What did Underwood (2004) emphasize regarding differences in peer relationship styles of boys and girls?

  • Boys always excel in social relationships over girls.
  • Boys tend to have larger social networks than girls.
  • It is important not to exaggerate them. (correct)
  • Girls are generally more competitive than boys.

    • How do girls generally express aggression compared to boys?

    <p>Differently</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What have recent studies suggested about the size and structure of boys' and girls' social networks?

    <p>Girls and boys are equally likely to be central members of their respective cliques.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    In what chapter do the cognitive and social influences on gender development get discussed?

    <p>Chapter 13</p> Signup and view all the answers

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