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27 Cards in this Set
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Peers
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simply people who have certain aspects of their status in common
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Friends
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People with whom you develop a valued, mutual relationship
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Intimacy
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the degree to which two people share personal knowledge, thoughts, and feelings
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Selective Association
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the principle that most people (including adolescents) tend to choose friends who are similiar to themselves
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Informational Support
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is advice and guidance in solving personal problems, such as those involving friends, romantic relationships, parents or school.
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Instrumental Support
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help with tasks of various kinds
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companionship support
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being able to rely on each other as companions in social activities
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Esteem Support
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the support adolescents friends provide by congratulating thir friends when they suceed and encouraging them or consoling them when they fail
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Cliques
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a small group of friends who know each other well, do things together, and form a regular social groups
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Crowds
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larger, reputation-based groups of adolescents who are not necessarily friends and do not nessarily spend time together
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Populars or Prepies
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the socially elite crowd, reconignized as having the highest social status in the school.
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Jocks
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athletic, usually members of at least one school sports team
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Brains, dweebs, nerds,or geeks
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academemically orginated, known for striving for good grades and for being socially inept
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Drugies or burnouts
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alienated from school enviroment, suspected by other students of using illicit drugs
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Dirties
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wear old, grungestyle clothing; smart but disengaged from school
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Gothics
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wear black clothes, engage in devient behavior, heavily into music & concerts, outcasts
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Nobodies
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low in social skills, mostly ingnored by other adolescents
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Normals
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students who do not stand out in any particular way, neither positively nor negatively
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Relational Agression
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the term for behavior that includes not only sarcasm & ridicule but gossiping, spreading rumors, snubbing, and excluding others from the clique
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Dormitory
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where the communities adolescents sleep and spemd their leisure time
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Men's House
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a dormitory where adolescent boys sleep along with adult men who are widowed or divorced
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Participant Observation
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research method that involves taking part in various activities with the people being studied, and learning about them through participating in activities with them
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Sociometry
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involves having students rate social status of other students
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Social Skills
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skills for successfuly handling social relations and getting along well with others
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Rejected Adolescents
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are activelydisliked by their peers, usually because other find them to be excessively agressive, disruptive, and quarrelsome
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Neglected Adolescents
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do not make enemies the way rejected adolescents do, but they do not have many friends, either
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Controversial Adolescents
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because they tend to generate mixed responses amound their peers
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