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Aggression and Sociometric Status with Preschool Children
Sociometry, 1973A naturalistic time-sampling observational technique and a picture sociometric interview were used in studying the relationship between aggressive behavior and social status among preschool children. It was found that males, overall, were more aggressive than females.
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Empathic and Sociometric Status among Young Teen-Agers
The Journal of Genetic Psychology, 1956(1956). Empathic and Sociometric Status among Young Teen-Agers. The Journal of Genetic Psychology: Vol. 89, No. 2, pp. 277-278.
N, FRANKEL, W, KERR, G, ROSE
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Sociometric Status in a Psychiatrically Deviant Adolescent Collectivity
Psychological Reports, 1970Using sociometric peer ratings, staff ratings, and hospital records, study was made of an entire hospital residential ward ( N = 33) of adolescent girls. The sociometric structure of the collectivity involved essentially three types of individuals; girls high on positive sociometric status measures (association, popularity), girls high on negative ...
D H, Smith, J T, Olson
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Maternal Behavior and Children's Sociometric Status
Child Development, 1987PUTALLAZ, MARTHA. Maternal Behavior and Children's Sociometric Status. CHILD DEVELOPMENT, 1987, 58, 324-340. Research on the determinants of children's sociometric status has generally ignored the role of parental behavior. In this study, the relation between maternal behavior observed during the play sessions of mother-child pairs and the children's ...
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The classification of preschool children's sociometric status
Early Childhood Research Quarterly, 1986Six sociometric measures were evaluated on a sample of 85 four-year-olds from three preschool and day care centers. Stability, intercorrelations, and accuracy of classifying rejected children were compared for measures of social preference, social impact, peer ratings, alternative status, and positive and negative nominations.
G.Michael Poteat +2 more
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Girl Talk: Gossip, Friendship, and Sociometric Status
Merrill-Palmer Quarterly, 2007This study examined the characteristics of gossip among fourth-grade girls and their close friends. Sixty friendship dyads were videotaped as they engaged in conversation, and their gossip was coded. Analyses revealed gossip to be a dominant feature of their interaction and that it was primarily neutral in valence.
Kristina L. McDonald +4 more
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Sociometric Status Patterns and Characteristics of Interaction
The Journal of Social Psychology, 1956(1956). Sociometric Status Patterns and Characteristics of Interaction. The Journal of Social Psychology: Vol. 43, No. 2, pp. 289-297.
Edgar F. Borgatta, Robert F. Bales
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A Refined Status Index for Sociometric Data
Sociological Methods & Research, 1973A new method for calculating a status index from the sociometric structure of a small group is suggested. The limitations of previous indices are discussed, and it is shown how the new index circumvents the problems encountered by them. Research using the new index shows that it does measure social status at least to the extent that a person's score ...
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BEHAVIORAL DIFFERENCES OF SOCIOMETRIC.
Child Development, 1957The purpose of this study was to investigate certain behavioral differences between those children who were most chosen and those who were most rejected by their peers in a nursery school group. The research was designed to provide quantitative measures of the behavioral and sociometric variables in order that the method might be applicable to other ...
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Adolescent Sociometric Status in a Developmental Task Perspective
1994The concept of sociometric status is defined as an attribute which is ascribed to a person at a certain moment in time and not as a stable characteristic. It expresses the social position of an individual in relation to a specific group in terms of the total number of positive and negative general evaluations of this individual as a person.
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