Which of the following statements regarding cliques and crowds is not true?
a. Children may be labeled by their peers as being a part of a particular clique, though they do not perceive themselves as such.
b. Parental values may contribute to the child's association with a particular crowd.
c. Clique membership in middle school reflects the child's need to belong during a time of separating themselves from parents and adults.
d. Adolescents approaching young adulthood are less likely to be interested in cliques and crowds.
Question 2
Three-year-old Matty was shown a video of an adult uttering ba ba synchronized with the audio of an adult uttering ga ga. When asked what he heard, Matty reported hearing a very different utterance. This result suggests that
a. visual cues influence the perception of auditory cues when the two are in conflict.
b. Matty may have a hearing problem that requires immediate treatment.
c. three-year-olds have already lost the ability to discriminate between some phonemes.
d. three-year-olds are not yet proficient at discriminating phonemes.
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