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Understanding Relationships with Peers Answers

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A circle labeled Individual is inside a circle labeled Clique. That circle is inside a circle labeled Social Network.

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C
Cliques include social networks.
C
Cliques have leaders and followers.
C
Cliques are part of a larger social network.
C
Cliques are separate from social networks.
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most likely

c
cooperation
t
texting
m
mutual respect
o
openness
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most likely

v
values
i
information
p
power and structure
r
relationships and roles
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Marly and Stef are sixteen-year-old high school students. Marly is upset with Stef because Stef is talking about going to a party where alcohol will be served.

A
Marly ends her friendship with Stef over their disagreement.
B
Marly goes to the party with Stef to make sure she does not drink.
C
Marly talks to Stef about her concerns regarding the dangers of alcohol.
D
Marly tags Stef in a post on social media about the dangers of alcohol.
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How can peer relationships positively affect health?

b
by replacing family relationships
b
by influencing a person’s food choices
b
by limiting a person’s time for physical activity
b
by providing gatherings for consuming alcohol
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Ava’s parents are concerned about the amount of time Ava has been spending on social media. Which indicator suggests that Ava has been spending an unhealthy amount of time online?

A
She is volunteering at an animal shelter.
B
She is taking an online class.
C
She has contacted a distant cousin.
D
She seems disconnected from her real-world peers.
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Which action is an example of positive peer pressure?

d
discouraging exercise
e
encouraging a sexual harassment victim to seek help
e
encouraging risky behavior
d
discouraging asking for emotional help when it is needed
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What is a negative aspect of cliques?

A
They give members a feeling of belonging.
B
They encourage individuality.
C
They connect people with similar interests.
D
They are exclusive.

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