The Selection Effect in Peer Influence Refers to the Tendency

question 20

Multiple Choice

The selection effect in peer influence refers to the tendency of children and youth to

• A) naturally separate into same-sex playgroups.
• B) establish large, fluid circles of friends.
• C) seek out friends with similar interests and attitudes.
• D) choose friends their parents like.

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Definitions:

Compounded Semi-annually

Interest on an investment is calculated and added to the principal amount two times a year, leading to exponential growth.

Compounded Annually

The process where the interest earned on an investment is added to the principal sum at the end of each year, so that the interest in the next year is calculated on the principal plus previously accumulated interest.

Lump Sum

A large single payment made at a particular time, as opposed to multiple payments made over time.

Rate Of Return

The increase or decrease in value of an investment over a certain period, shown as a percent of the investment's original cost.