In What Way Does a Crowd Differ from a Clique

question 94

Multiple Choice

In what way does a crowd differ from a clique?

• A) A crowd is a larger group than a clique.
• B) A crowd is a smaller group than a clique.
• C) Members of a crowd tend to have similar interests, but members of a clique do not.
• D) Crowds are common during adolescence, but cliques are not.

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Definitions:

Brain Stem

The part of the brain connecting the spinal cord with the forebrain and cerebrum, responsible for controlling several vital functions.

Midbrain

A portion of the central nervous system associated with vision, hearing, motor control, sleep/wake, arousal (alertness), and temperature regulation.

Occipital Area

The region at the back of the brain which is primarily responsible for visual processing.

Hypothalamus

A small region at the base of the brain crucial for hormone production and regulation, influencing body temperature, hunger, mood, and more.