Which of the Following Statements Is True of Bullying in the Social

question 58

Multiple Choice

Which of the following statements is true of bullying in the social context of a peer group?

• A) Frequent bullying is linked to high social status as indexed by perceived popularity in the peer group.
• B) Bullies are usually rejected by their peer group.
• C) Classmates of bullying victims are usually unaware of bullying incidents.
• D) Bullies avoid tormenting victims in front of their peers.

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Definitions:

Minor Premise

The second proposition in a syllogism, from which along with the major premise the conclusion is derived.

Categorical Syllogism

A logical argument that derives a conclusion from two statements, asserting or denying something about a category.

Mood

In logic, the structure of a categorical syllogism based on the type of categorical propositions it contains (e.g., AAA, EAE).

Figure

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