PSYC 304 Lecture Notes - Lecture 16: Relational Aggression, Suicidal Ideation, Age 13
4 Dec 2018
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That person is popular, but when asked if they like them, the answer is typically no: key outcomes in the peer group, acceptance/rejection, peer nominations. Name the kids you like the most, name the kids you like the least. Rate how much you like each person: acceptance: how well like a person is, popularity: how popular a person is. 29% of popular students are accepted: gaining in popularity may come at the cost of acceptance, victimization/being bullied, being targeted aggressively, bullying victimization: chronic, imbalance of power, peer nominations, self-report, friendship, reciprocated friendships, children nominate their friends. Write down your 5 top friends, circle top 3, put a star next to your best friend: match to see if the nomination is reciprocated. Either the kid doesn"t like them or just didn"t include them in their top 5: number of friends. Having one high-quality, reciprocated friendship is very important. Are they going to be friends after 1 month, 2 months .
