quiz #17: LEcture 22

Question 1

Non social activity solitary play

Answer 1

unoccupied onlooker behavior

Question 2

parallel play

Answer 2

child plays near other children with similar materials

does not try to influence their behavior

Question 3

associative play

Answer 3

separate activities but exchange toys and comment on one another’s behavior

Question 4

cooperative play

Answer 4

children orient toward a common goal

Question 5

rough and tumble play

Answer 5

figure out strengths

establish domnance hierarchy

Question 6

peer acceptance

Answer 6

likeability

extent to whch a child is viewed by a group of agemates asa worthy social partner

Question 7

popular children

Answer 7

many positive votes

well liked

Question 8

rejected children

Answer 8

many negative votes

disliked

Question 9

controversial children

Answer 9

both positive and negative votes

liked and disliked

Question 10

neglected children

Answer 10

seldom mentioned

either positively or negatively

Question 11

popular prosocial children

Answer 11

combine academic ad social competence

perform well in school

communicate with peers in friendly and cooperative ways

Question 12

popular antisocial children

Answer 12

emerges late childhood early adolescence

“tough” boys

athletically skilled but poor students who cause trouble and defy adult authority

relationally aggressive boys and girls who enhance their own status by ignoring excluding and spreading rumors about other children

Question 13

rejected aggressive children

Answer 13

show high rates of conflice, physical and relational aggression

hyperactive inattentive impulsive behavior

Question 14

rejected withdrawn children

Answer 14

passive and socially awkward

timid children overwhelemed by social anxiety

Question 15

peer groups

Answer 15

collectives that generate unique values and standards for behavior and a social structure of leaders and followers

Question 16

cliques

Answer 16

groups of about five to eight members who are firends and therefore usually resemble on another in family backgournd, attitudes, values and interests

Question 17

crowd

Answer 17

larger more loosely defined cliques

Question 18

peer

Answer 18

provide equal status interaction

equal standing

growth promoting conflict of viewpoint

training for romantic relationship

Question 19

sociability trajectory

Answer 19

6 months babble, toy offer
1 yr. Turn taking and action –reaction episodes
18 months. Coordinated interactions
2 years– complimentary roles