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Why are peer relationships so important to children?
Peer relationships are so important to children because, we are love and attention starved.
Why are peer groups functional in society?
because it is important
What are peer pressure groups?
a peer preshure groups is a ditionary did i answer ur queshtion?
In what way do peer groups play an important role as agent of socialization for children?
Peer groups help children develop social skills, learn to cooperate, and form relationships outside the family. They provide opportunities for children to learn how to navigate conflicts, communicate effectively, and develop a sense of identity within a larger social context. Peer groups also expose children to diverse perspectives and experiences, contributing to their social and emotional development.
Why was it important for you to discuss your resistance to peer pressure techniques with others in the class?
It is important so that children facing similar can learn from your experience. You can also encourage them on how to solve their peer pressure problems.
Why is the peer group important?
Because relationships and perceptions of peer groups are strongly linked to self-respect and self-esteem. IE if you think the like you you will like yourself a little more.
What are the bad effects of peer groups?
Peer groups can have negative effects such as peer pressure to engage in risky behaviors, influence to conform to negative attitudes and values, and potential for exclusion and bullying. Negative peer groups can also hinder personal growth and development by discouraging individuality and promoting harmful behaviors.
Peer groups are defined by?
Shared intrest
What does peer-to-peer collaboration have to be planned and promoted in preschool classrooms?
Hey, it's an alliteration: "peer-to-peer" and "planned and promoted in preschool"! "Peer-to-peer collaboration" which means cooperative enterprises between students without the intervention of an alliterative teacher or early childhood educator, is actually a normal and natural behaviour of children past the selfish baby stage when they play with each other. If it is "planned" it is not "peer-to-peer" but a team effort under the direction of an adult. It can be promoted by leaving children alone with other children, especially in small groups, with adults observing but only intervening if violence erupts. It can also be promoted by setting a simple task for the children and letting them work out how to do it. The skills learned in such interactions have obvious applications in later life.
Why children smoke?
Peer pressure.
Conflict between peer group vs family?
There have been many conflicts that happen between peer groups and families. These groups fight over what someone should do for example.
What are the advantages and disadvantage of peer groups?
they help in the socialisation of their members
