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| the adolescent social system |
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| sum of the ways that adolescents behave |
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| values and way of life that are contrary to those found in adult society |
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| smaller segments of adolescent society within the larger social system |
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| relatively small, tightly knit groups of friends that spend a lot or even all of their time together |
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| individuals who have friends from several cliques but belong to none |
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| loose associations of cliques that usually meet on weekends |
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| teenage girls in the late 1910s-1920s who dated, wore short skirts, and drink alcohol. |
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| youth in the late 1960s who held pro-drug, pacifistic, antimaterialistic values. |
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| repetitive, unprovoked aggression against another |
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| the early emotional bond formed between child and parent |
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| a measure of how many friends you have, how many people like you |
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| a measure of your social dominance and status |
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| using your friends to help hurt another socially |
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| spreading rumors or doing other actions to hurt another's reputation |
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| the period during which a child plays alongside other children, not with them |
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| the period during which children prefer the company of those of the same sex |
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| the period during which adolescents and adults enjoy the company of both sexes. |
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