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.

Identifying and describing the stages of language acquisition in children.

Exploring the impact of social interactions and cultural norms on language use and development.

Recognizing various speech forms such as telegraphic speech, whole language, and phonics approach in early childhood.

Comprehending the importance of phonological awareness in reading and writing.

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Definitions:

Misinformation Effect

An occurrence in which an individual’s memory of events gets distorted by information they receive after the event has happened.

Sexual Abuse

Any unwanted sexual activity, with perpetrators using force, making threats, or taking advantage of victims unable to give consent.

Proactive Interference

Proactive interference is a memory phenomenon where older information disrupts the recall of newer information.

Misinformation Effect

A phenomenon where a person's recall of episodic memories becomes less accurate due to post-event information.