Asked by Isabella Reecy on Jul 14, 2024
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Daniel has little understanding of how others feel. He assumes that everyone is trying to be mean to him, and reacts in anger toward his peers. He is described by his teachers as impulsive and hyperactive. What peer status does Daniel's behavior describe?
A) withdrawn-rejected
B) neglected
C) indifferent
D) aggressive-rejected
Aggressive-rejected
A social categorization describing children or individuals who are excluded by peers because of their hostile or aggressive behavior.
Impulsive
Characterized by actions taken without forethought or consideration of the consequences, often based on immediate desires or feelings.
Hyperactive
Exhibiting excessive activity or movements, often associated with difficulty in maintaining focus or sitting still.
- Identify the characteristics that make children more vulnerable to peer victimization or bullying.
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JM
Janine MirandaJul 21, 2024
Final Answer :
D
Explanation :
Daniel's behavior is described as impulsive, hyperactive, and reacting in anger, which are characteristics of aggressive-rejected peers. This means that Daniel is actively trying to engage with his peers, but his behavior is causing him to be rejected by them.
Learning Objectives
- Identify the characteristics that make children more vulnerable to peer victimization or bullying.