Sandra was liked by some girls in the class but disliked by others. She was not assertive or aggressive, but she spoke up in class and interacted with some of her peers. And although she was not one of the top students, she was not lagging far behind, either. A sociometric nomination would likely find Sandra's peer group status to be
A) average.
B) controversial.
C) neglected.
D) popular.
Question 2
Children are more at risk for either depression or delinquency if they are
A) popular.
B) rejected.
C) average.
D) controversial.
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