1. The Tumultuous Years of Adolescence
... combination of both aggressive and prosocial behaviors to manipulate peers in ways that result in high status." Cillessen & Rose further posit that those who are perceived popular use relational aggression to "selectively exclude" others from their peer group and to determine "who is in the popular crowd." Considering the fact that those who are perceived popular ... are often not as sociometrically popular, it is necessary, or at least helpful, to bear in mind the concept of relational aggression and the effects that the perceived popular may have on their peers and those outside their...
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