Peers Form Relationships in Groups, Including Crowds, Cliques, and Hierarchies

question 22

Short Answer

Peers form relationships in groups, including crowds, cliques, and hierarchies. Why is this group level of analysis important for the study of social development?

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Definitions:

Bins

In the context of histograms, bins are intervals used to divide the entire range of values into a series of intervals to count the number of values that fall into each interval.

Bimodal

A distribution with two different modes (peaks) where the data shows two prevalent values.

Skewed

A distribution that is not symmetrical, where the bulk of values are concentrated to one side of the mean.

Innings

A division or segment of a game in sports like cricket and baseball, where one team takes turns batting and the other fields.