Which Statement Is a Difference Between Cliques and Crowds

question 65

Multiple Choice

Which statement is a difference between cliques and crowds?

• A) Cliques involve more members than crowds.
• B) Older adolescents are more likely to belong to cliques than to crowds.
• C) Cliques are assigned by consensus of the peer group.
• D) Members of a crowd may spend little time with other members.

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Definitions:

Intersectional Frameworks

are analytical tools that explore the intersections of multiple social identities and how they contribute to unique experiences of oppression and privilege.

Commonalities

Features or characteristics that are shared by different people, groups, or things, highlighting a sense of similarity.

Sameness

The quality or state of being similar or identical, often used in discussions about conformity, uniformity, and the erasure of individual or cultural differences.

Networked Counterpublics

Groups or communities formed through digital networks that create spaces for alternative discussions and viewpoints, often marginalized in mainstream discourse.