Which Statement Describes a Difference Between Cliques and Crowds

question 110

Multiple Choice

Which statement describes 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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