Compared with Sociometrically Average Children, Sociometrically Popular Children Tend NOT

question 37

Multiple Choice

Compared with sociometrically average children, sociometrically popular children tend NOT to be

• A) better at regulating emotion.
• B) more socially skilled.
• C) more cooperative.
• D) less likely to exhibit assertive aggression.

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Definitions:

Categorical Variables

Variables that represent categories and can take on a limited and usually fixed number of possible values, distinguishing items by non-numeric attributes.

Chi-square Statistic

A measure used in statistics to evaluate the goodness of fit between observed frequencies and expected frequencies in categorical data.

Personal Goals

Objectives or targets set by an individual aiming to achieve personal development or accomplishment.

Expected Cell Counts

Predicted frequencies in cross-tabulation tables that are used in statistics to calculate the expected value under the null hypothesis in chi-squared tests.