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on problem behaviors from age 5 through adolescence. In addition, we discuss peer contagion relevant to depression in adolescence, and corumination as an interactive process that may account for these effects. Social network analyses suggest that peer contagion underlies the influence of friendship...
3.1.3 Implications of peer influence processes for hypothesis generation It could be argued that peer group norms impact subsequent bullying and bystanding behaviors via their influence on children's person-related (i.e., social-cognitive, emotional, and moral) development. For example, children bri...
The influence of peer groups on children's psychosocial development is high-lighted in the sport psychology literature in areas such as motivation, self-pe... MR Weiss,AL Smith,M Theeboom - 《Journal of Sport & Exercise Psychology》 被引量: 244发表: 1996年 Young Children's Play Qualities ...
selection and influence effects requires identifying exactly whom children play with and how their peer interactions affect their behaviour and development. This is not easy because one needs detailed longitudinal data on social relationships and individual characteristics – something that i...
The influence of children's perceptions of their peers and friends eating behaviours upon their own eating practices is also explored. The benefits of future longitudinal research to improve understanding of peer and friend influences on children's eating are emphasized.doi:10.1111/sode.12036...
A Misch,Y Dunham - 《Journal of Experimental Child Psychology》 被引量: 0发表: 2021年 Peer group status as a moderator of group influence on children's behaviour and attitudes. Although several studies have shown that peers influence children's subsequent behaviour, few researchers have considered...
The emergence of peer groups in elementary school aids children's development by providing positive friendships, relationships, and social support, Killen adds. The downsides include the undue influence of a group when it imposes unfair standards, especially on outsiders, or members of "outgroups," ...