Author Question: Still same-sex in nature, peer groups toward the end of sixth grade/beginning of seventh grade begin ... (Read 208 times)

Jramos095 · **on:** Jun 18, 2018

Still same-sex in nature, peer groups toward the end of sixth grade/beginning of seventh grade begin to shift to crowds, which consist of ten or more members.

Crowd activities such as after-school dances and sporting events provide pre-adolescents the chance to practice interacting with the opposite sex. Which of Dunphy's stages of friendship development does this describe?
A) pre-crowd stage
B) crowd disintegration
C) the beginning of crowd
D) the crowd in transition

Question 2

Jamel and his girlfriend had a terrible fight over something seemingly minorhow they would spend the weekendand he got very angry. He slapped her in the face. This is an example of what type of violence?

a) Violent resistance
b) Mutual violent control
c) Common couple violence
d) Intimate terrorism
e) Conflict-driven