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| a group of people of approximately the same age and status |
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| a social netwrok that is voluntarily joined or formed |
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| a social group of adolescents that have similar stereotyped status |
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| a measurement of how much children are liked or disliked within their peer group |
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| a category of SMS where kids are liked by many and disliked by few |
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| a category of SMS where kids are liked by few and disliked by many |
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| aggressive-rejected children |
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| a category of SMS where kids are prone to hostile and threatening acts of aggression |
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| withdrawn-rejected children |
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| a category of SMS where kids are withdrawn, timid and cautious |
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| a type of aggression the involves exclusion from a social group, spreading rumors and being bitchy in general |
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| a category of SMS where kids are infrequently liked or disliked, not really noticed by peers |
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| controversial peer status |
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| a category of SMS where kids are liked by many as well as disliked by many |
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| programs that train rejected kids to conform to societal ideals that will make them "popular" |
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| the children who are targets of their peer's aggression and demeaning behavior |
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