Despite the negativity of clique leaders, other classmates tended to side with them because
a. there were death threats made to them.
b. they admitted their prestige and feared their influence.
c. they strongly agreed with the tactics they used on less powerful classmates.
d. of the Stockholm syndrome, where they identified with the aggressors.
Question 2
In terms of ingratiation into the clique
a. there were times when more popular members strove to flatter less popular members to assure their allegiances.
b. popular members rarely stooped to the level of less popular members, maintaining their status differential whenever they could.
c. when individuals rejected clique invitations to join, others reacted by calling them ungrateful.
d. it was impossible to ingratiate yourself into a clique if you were a lower class person.
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