Peer Influences Flashcards

1
Q

By what age do two infants begin to show interest in one another?

A

6 months

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2
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What are the 3 types of social play, in order, from least to most advanced with age?

A
  1. Parallel play - playing side by side
  2. Associative play - playing together but with different goals
  3. Cooperative play - playing together with the same goals
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3
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What is solitary play?

A

The first stage of play in infants before they have the social skills to interact with others

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4
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What is the most common activity elementary school engage in with their peers?

A

Conversing

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5
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According to the peer influence study, to what degree do adolescents, youth, and adults engage in risky driving when there is a peer present?

A

Adolescents: significantly riskier
Youth: noticeably riskier
Adults: slightly riskier

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6
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What are 2 positive aspects of romantic relationships?

A
  1. Social support
  2. Sexual exploration
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7
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How might teenage pregnancy be prevented?

A

Using protection, delaying sexual activity, being open and honest with children about sex and its consequences

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8
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According to the Internet Dating Study, how many adolescents identified as LGBTQ+?

A

37%

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9
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According to the Internet Dating Study, are LGBTQ+ students or straight students more likely to find significant others online in a year?

A

LGBTQ+ students

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10
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What age group and gender is most vulnerable to being victim of coercive sexting?

A

9th grade girls (21.3%) followed by 9th grade boys (10.8%)

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